Self Managed Super Funds

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.

If you have a self-managed super fund, you may need an actuarial certificate come tax time. We’ve pulled together a guide on some key information you need to know.

If you’re over 67 and want to contribute to your super, you may still need to satisfy the work test until new changes are in effect. We explore what it is.

Our guide to the NSW Seniors Card and the NSW Senior Savers Card including the benefits they provide, eligibility requirements and how you could apply for one.

You can now add cryptocurrencies to you SMSF porfolio, but before you do there are a number of things to consider.

Australia's official cash rate is at a historic low. So, if you're an investor seeking yield here's are some strategies you can use.

As you inch closer to retirement, you may be wondering how much super you need to retire comfortably and whether you are on track to get there.

Your thirties could be an important time in the creation of your nest egg. One significant component of this is your superannuation.

Find out how spouse super contributions work and how they may make you eligible to claim a tax offset, depending on your and your spouse's circumstances.

If you’re in your 40s, retirement could still be a few decades away. However, it’s a good idea to take stock of your superannuation to make sure you’re on track to achieve your retirement goals.

If you are thinking about your retirement, one big question you might be asking yourself is whether you have enough super.

When assessing your eligibility for the Age Pension, one factor the government looks at is your assets.

Reportable employee super contributions (RESC) are important for tax in Australia for employers and employees. What do you need to report to the ATO?

Our guide to the Tasmanian Seniors Card, including the benefits it offers, eligibility requirements and how you could apply for one.

The transfer balance cap is one of the superannuation rules you may want to look out for when you are preparing for life after retirement.

Ever wanted to take control of your super? If yes, it’s important to know that with control comes responsibility. Here are eight issues to consider. There’s something about do-it-yourself that Australians love, and more than 1.1...

As a self-employed person, there are a few ways you can pay your super. Here we explore these options and important considerations.

Regardless of how far off retirement is, it never hurts to check if you're on track. Here's five steps for checking the health of your super.