Self Managed Super (SMSF) & DIY Super Archives

Winding up an SMSF

Winding up or closing an SMSF may occur for a number of reasons such as relationship breakdown or bankruptcy. Learn…

This eBook has been written to give some insight into the issues that need to be considered and to help…

An SMSF is a very important decision. The fewer mistakes you make the better. This eBook is written for anyone…

We have produced this eBook to help shed light on a wide range of both simple and complex issues relating…

An SMSF is subject to specific concessional taxation rules, so long as the fund complies with the government’s super rules.

There are specific investment rules that must be followed to ensure an SMSF remains eligible for tax concessions. Learn about…

There are almost 600,000 self-managed super funds (SMSFs) in operation in Australia. SMSFs are not suitable for everyone. Learn about…

The combination of NRAS and an SMSF can be a very powerful strategy for the right people. This is a…

We have produced this eBook so clients have a foundation level understanding on how to invest in Commercial Property within…

Are you considering establishing your own Self Managed Super Fund? This unique eBook has been written specifically for you.

Did you know you may be able to use your super to buy an investment property? Would you like to…

Prior to 2007 SMSFs were not allowed to borrow for investment purposes, which meant that property investment wasn’t an option…