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Investors win as competition heats up among super funds

Fees for super funds are falling, investment options are expanding and instant online information is improving. So what does this mean for investors?

How to way to close your self-managed super fund

It's vital to take care of the paperwork to close your SMSF, advises Peter Freeman.

Why art and jewels have lost their SMSF sparkle

New SMSF rules put a damper on collectables including jewellery, art, alcohol and vehicles.

A self-managed super fund can lend as well as borrow

While the issue of whether or not a self-managed super fund should borrow is important, whether it should lend money is also worth considering.

Big win for SMSF property investors

Relaxed negative gearing rules will pay off for those who invest in property through SMSF.

Superannuation outlook shows uncharted territory

"We are in an unprecedented time for Australia's superannuation system," says Jeff Bresnahan, the head of research group SuperRatings.

Are the government’s super changes fair?

The low income earners super contribution - worth up to $500 a year for 3.6 million Australians - has been scrapped as part of super changes.

Listed and unlisted trusts reliable income for SMSF

SMSFs are under pressure to find assets that will provide them with a steady income. Part of the solution may lie with listed and unlisted property trusts.

How to invest in residential property with just $5000

For just $5000 you can invest in residential property in Australia.

What you need to know about SMSF loans

Peter Freeman says SMSF loans can be minefields.
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