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Category: Superannuation Funds
The SMSF trends to be aware of for 2019
What are some of the main trends that are shaping the 2019 year ahead? When it comes to SMSFs, being aware of what is happening in the market is important Read More »
What documentation is required for thorough estate planning?
Estate planning can be a complicated process. Knowing what documentation you need to make a thorough plan is important to ensure an effective process. Read More »
4 areas of confusion with SMSFs (and how we can help)
Many people don’t fully understand their obligations under SMSFs, which can lead to confusion and non-compliance. Fortunately, we’re here to help you. Read More »
4 compliance pitfalls when buying SMSF properties
There are various compliance pitfalls with SMSF properties, so it’s important to understand your obligations and seek professional accounting services. Read More »
Are SMSFs cheaper to run than retail or industry funds?
Have you asked yourself ‘are my super fees too high’? Maybe self-managed super funds (SMSFs) are the answer for you. Let’s see how they compare. Read More »
Why do people choose SMSFs? Here are 3 key reasons
There are various reasons why SMSFs are better than regular super funds for certain retirement savers. Learn more about why people choose SMSFs here. Read More »
How can Geelong accountants help me with an SMSF?
Can accountants give SMSF advice? The answer is yes, and we’re going to explain what information your Geelong accountant can provide. Read More »
What are the key trends for SMSFs in 2017 so far?
Superannuation has undergone sweeping reforms in Australia this year. Let’s see how SMSFs are performing and what the changes mean for members. Read More »
Are you a typical SMSF member?
New research has revealed that the typical SMSF member is changing, with a wide variety of people now choosing to manage their own fund. Read More »