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The Do’s and “Do’hs!” of running an SMSF
Having a self-managed super fund (SMSF) can have advantages (read more here) but it also comes with a range of administrative, compliance and reporting requirements.
Read articleA question of trust(ees)
If you have made the decision to set up your own self-managed super fund, one of the first issues you will need to consider is whether your SMSF will have a corporate or individual trustee structure. This choice of structure is important since it will affect how your SMSF is administered and managed.
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SMSF: Your personal "super" hero (capes optional)
Self-managed super funds (or SMSFs) are an increasingly popular way to save for retirement. According to recent ATO statistics, more than 1 million people are currently members of an SMSF (up 20% since 2012) and nearly $636 billion worth of assets (about 30% of Australia’s entire superannuation pool) now lie in the hands of SMSFs.
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