Self Managed Super Funds

Looking for information on a certain super fund? The Super Fund Lookup tool can help, if you know what it does and how to use it.

You’ve worked all your life for this but now you’re retired, what to do with your time? Here’s a few tips to help you get started in your retired life.

SMSFs can borrow to invest under strict conditions. The catch is that SMSF loan interest rates can be higher than for traditional borrowers.

Thinking about setting up an SMSF? An advisor explores SMSF costs and what a minimum viable SMSF balance might be.

Here’s a rundown on self managed super fund (SMSF) administration firms and how they may be able to help you and your SMSF.

If owning a collection is something that appeals, then you might consider doing so as part of a self-managed super fund (SMSF). But you need to look carefully at the rules on what you can and can’t do with a collection in an SMSF.

Making lump sum contributions to your superannuation can be great way to grow it, but there are tax implications you should know about.

SMSFs may be entitled to tax breaks on their investment income, but only if they follow particular rules, including an audit. We look at what an SMSF audit is and what it costs.

Here are 5 key steps to managing the self-managed super fund (SMSF) setup process and what to consider before jumping in.

We take a look at what the SIS Act is and what it could mean for you.