SMSF
Death of an SMSF member – What trustees need to do when an SMSF member dies
24 September
When a self-managed super fund (SMSF) member dies, trustees are responsible for correctly identifying who to pay the member’s superannuation to. This is called a super death benefit. The SMSF generally pays the member’s remaining super to...[Read More]
New crypto platform targets self-managed super funds
17 September
One of the world’s leading crypto exchanges has rolled out a platform for savers who want to invest their retirement assets in the volatile world of cryptocurrency. Seychelles-based OKX on Monday launched its platform for Australian self-managed...[Read More]
What’s the difference between conventional superannuation and a self-managed super fund (SMSF)?
14 August
Superannuation is an essential part of planning for retirement in Australia. For most people, it quietly grows in the background through employer contributions and investment earnings. But did you know there’s more than one way to manage your...[Read More]
Is a self-managed super fund right for you?
7 August
Self-Managed Superannuation Funds (SMSFs) offer individuals direct control over their retirement savings, providing the flexibility to tailor investment strategies specifically suited to their personal financial goals and risk...[Read More]
[VIDEO] Getting your super started
21 July
 It is important to start growing and actively managing your super as early as possible for your retirement. For most people, super begins when you start work and your employer starts paying super for you. If you’re a contractor or a temporary...[Read More]
Thinking about self-managed super?
28 January
(ATO)  If you set up a self-managed super fund (SMSF), you’re in charge – you make the investment decisions for the fund and you’re held responsible for complying with the super and tax laws. It’s a major financial decision and you need to...[Read More]