First published in the Financial Review on 31 May 2021 Self-managed super is attracting the interest of those segments of society that have traditionally done poorly for want of control […]
First published in the Financial Review on 31 May 2021 Today’s investors have access to markets and trading opportunities which in the past were the exclusive domain of stockbrokers, bankers, […]
The 2021-22 Federal Budget has given the SMSF Association’s Technical Summit a cutting edge as delegates will get the opportunity to hear the ramifications of one of the most significant […]
This year’s Federal Budget provided some good news for SMSF investors and self-funded retirees. While more detail about the changes to legacy pensions and the removal of the work test […]
SMSF Association Submission The SMSF Association welcomes the opportunity to provide a submission on the Government’s Regulator Performance Guide. We support measures which are designed to assist Regulators to operate […]
First published in the Financial Review on 20 May 2021 The standouts are removing the work test for non-concessional contributions for those aged 67-74 and lowering the eligibility age from […]
With over 1 million Australians having made the decision to take control over their superannuation and set up an SMSF, the Australian Government has recognised the need to find out […]
SMSF Association Submission The SMSF Association (SMSFA) welcomes the opportunity to provide a submission on the single disciplinary body measures proposed in the Financial Sector Reform (Hayne Royal Commission Response […]
Although most of industry is focusing their attention on the recent Federal Budget, it is important that we do not lose sight of the need to lodge an SMSF Annual […]
The SMSF Association has applauded measures in this year’s Federal Budget that aim to reduce complexity and make it easier for older Australians to top up their superannuation. Commenting on […]
