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Access your super fund – anywhere, anytime

Access your super fund – anywhere, anytime

by Guy Wuoti | Thu, Aug, 2014 | Accessing your super, Adviser, Boosting your Balance, Borrowing, Contributions, Equities, Investments, Pensions, Property, SMSF Options, Trustee

There is nothing more exiting than waking up by the pool while on holidays, than checking out your super fund’s investments to see how they are going. Okay maybe not that exciting for most, but the great news you could do this if you wanted to, no matter the...
10 Tips to reduce your SMSF administration costs

10 Tips to reduce your SMSF administration costs

by smsfoptions | Mon, Aug, 2014 | Adviser, Artwork & Collectables, Borrowing, Equities, Investments, Property, SMSF Options, Tips and traps, Trustee

Whenever there is a discussion on Self-Managed Super nowadays, at some point the topic of cost will work its way into the conversation. Should I setup a SMSF – what will it cost compared to a public fund, how much will it cost to setup, how much will it cost to...
SMSFs and Related Party Transfers

SMSFs and Related Party Transfers

by smsfoptions | Mon, Jul, 2013 | Artwork & Collectables, Borrowing, Equities, Investments, Property, SMSF News, SMSF Options, Tips and traps

Earlier this year, the Government began moves to ban off-market transfers of assets to self-managed superannuation funds (SMSFs) from related parties.  A related party of your SMSF broadly includes any other member of the SMSF, an employer that contributes to the fund...
Dividend stocks ideal for SMSFs

Dividend stocks ideal for SMSFs

by Admin | Thu, Mar, 2013 | Adviser, Equities, Investments, SMSF News, Trustee

Self-managed super fund trustees must consider having a solid exposure to dividend stocks even as they move into retirement, according to Legg Mason. As investors approach retirement their saving priorities change from growing their pension pot to preserving it....
SMSFs lead institutional investors in allocations to emerging markets

SMSFs lead institutional investors in allocations to emerging markets

by Admin | Wed, Sep, 2012 | Equities, Investments, SMSF News

Self-managed super funds (SMSF) are leading the way in Australian investment into non-traditional emerging markets, according to East Capital Asia chief executive Michael Hanson-Lawson. Super funds were largely governed by consultants and likely to allocate between 1...
Direct equities, property lure SMSFs

Direct equities, property lure SMSFs

by Admin | Sun, Sep, 2012 | Equities, Investments, Property, SMSF News

Direct property and direct overseas equities are the two growing areas of interest for self-managed superannuation funds (SMSF), according to a boutique investment manager. Instreet Investment managing director George Lucas said that five years ago, only about 5 per...
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