Monthly Archives: January 2013
Self managed super fund
Self managed super fund is generally a good and recommended alternative for those who have specific situations. Self managed super fund offer you to deal and control your super. It is up to you how will you invest your money. You are able to choose your providers and you can benefit from fee and tax […]
Is buying property in an SMSF a good idea?
The main and the principle explanation behing using a Self Managed Super Fund is the potential savings in capital additions tax. After Self Managed Super Funds trustees becomes 60, the SMSF can go into annuity mode and all capital increases could be duty unlimited. It could look like good idea to purrchase a property while […]
Trustee obligations
If you are a trustree, you should follow the least prerequisites set out in the Superannuation Industry and incorporate the aforementioned necessities in your SMSF’s trust deed. The principles need you to: Act genuinely in all matters concerning the fund; Practice the same level of forethought, expertise and persistence as a standard judicious individual in […]
How to set up a Self Managed Super Fund
Creating a SMSF is that what many Australians do these days. With the SMSF, they have an array of benefits like as reduced tax fees, opportunities for investment in property and many other more. Your financial planner can guide you by way of the process for setting up a SMSF but the bolts and nuts […]
Self Managed Super Funds 