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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?
Why are SMSF member numbers restricted?
All members of a self-managed super fund must be trustees either individually or as a director of the corporate trustee. We explain why.
Resist the temptation to dip into super early
You can be in big trouble if you dip into your super early.
Not sure if your super is being paid?
Your first step should be to contact your super fund. If the money isn't there, you need to approach your employer.
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.
Red light on SMSF property investment
The average property-loving Aussie, disappointed by poor returns since the GFC and with 10-20 years to retirement, has a big target on their back.
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.
How to convert self-managed super into tax-free pensions
Deciding in favour of an account-based pension from your self-managed super fund (SMSF) still leaves open the option of taking a large tax-free payout at any time.
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.
