First published in the Financial Review on 01 February 2020. Looking for straightforward advice and getting tied up in paperwork or high fees? Why it’s time for change There is […]
A key issue confronting an ageing Australian population is the level of unmet financial advice that is making it harder for people to plan their retirement and then execute those […]
SMSF Association Submission The SMSF Association welcomes the opportunity to make a submission to the Senate Economics Legislation Committee on the Treasury Laws Amendment (Your Superannuation, Your Choice) Bill 2019. […]
First published in the Financial Review on 15 January 2020. Self-managed super funds (SMSFs) have always attracted their share of critics; lack of investment acumen and excessive costs are just […]
Delegates attending the SMSF Association National Conference on the Gold Coast from 19-21 February will have a choice of four workshops to attend over the two-and-half day event. The workshops […]
The SMSF Association wants limited licensing phased out and a new advice framework established to better meet the needs of self-managed super fund (SMSF) trustees. In its 2020-21 Budget submission, […]
SMSF Association Submission The SMSF Association welcomes the opportunity to make a pre-budget submission for the 2020-21 Federal Budget. As leaders of the SMSF sector, we believe we are able […]
First published in the Financial Review on 04 January 2020. DIY super fund trustees need to be aware of new legislation relating to a fund’s expenditure and income. Some self-managed superannuation […]
First published in the Financial Review on 04 December 2019. Self Managed Super Fund trustees are no different to many other Australians – they relish the opportunity to invest in […]
First published in the Financial Review on 29 November 2019. Changed adviser rules could lead to self-managed superannuation funds missing out on valuable advice. Changed adviser rules could lead to […]
