A common question asked by clients is “When can I start accessing my Super?”.
Aside from some limited circumstances, you can start to access your Super once you have reached your...
The maximum amount of concessional super contributions an individual can make each year is $25,000 per annum.
Concessional contributions include employer compulsory contributions, salary sacrifice contributions and personal contributions...
Your member balance in your Super Fund is made up of a tax-free component and a taxable component.
The tax-free component is broadly comprised of non-concessional (i.e. after-tax)
Couples in an SMSF often have uneven account balances. There are a variety of reasons why this may be the case, including:
Are you over 65, or do you know someone over 65 that would welcome the opportunity to top up their super?
If you are 65 or older, and selling your...
This is a very common question, so we've published this answer in order to help further understand this rule
A member over age 67 must meet a work test prior...
We are often asked whether it is better for a SMSF to have individual trustees or a corporate trustee. The major disadvantage of a corporate trustee is the up-front cost...
You annual super contribution limit is your ‘super cap’. How much you can put into your super fund (or your partner’s super fund) depends on your age...
Your super is one the of the biggest investments of your life. You need peace of mind that your money is...
Australians are setting up SMSFs in record numbers to take control of their super and make the most...
If a SMSF structure works for your age and financial goals, it could make the difference to create the life...
Once you decide to set up a SMSF, you need documentation across bank accounts, tax and employers. Here’s...
From one to four. (Please note that it is proposed but not yet legislated to increase...
Self managed super funds (SMSFs) are the fastest growing sector of superannuation.
SMSFs can reduce super administration costs and different