Self Managed Super Funds

What is an Electronic Service Address? An Electronic Service Address, or ESA, functions as a mailbox for messages for your SuperStream. This generally takes the form of a URL or IP address, like the address used...

Canstar's guide to the SMSF association; the professional body which represents the Australia's self-managed super funds.

How much do I need to have to make getting an SMSF worth it? When it comes to the minimum viable SMSF balance, for many it's more about the why and not the balance. Although, for...

Most contributions to a SMSF are made in cash, but did you know you can also contribute certain assets and securities? Here's how it works.

Michael Bodi from Sydney Financial Planning explains some SMSF traps to avoid.

Looking for information on a certain super fund? Super Fund Lookup can help - here's info on what it does and how to use it.

If you're the owner or operator of an Australian small business, you'll need to be able to locate your ABN easily - here's how to do it.

If you're with an SMSF, you'll need an actuarial cerificate when it comes time to start drawing money from it. Here's how they work.

A trust deed sets out the objectives and rules that your self managed superannuation fund (SMSF) must follow, in conjunction with the relevant legislation.

Self-managed super funds require auditing every year, and it's not a free service - here's our guide to how much you can expect to pay for an SMSF audit.