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Here's one property investment that many SMSF trustees will find attractive; it offers a tax-free government guarantee and the ability to be positive geared.
There are typically six ways you can pay a pension and each comes with rules to follow. Tony Negline explains what these are in the first of a two-part series.
Investment strategies involve more than just planning which assets to buy – you need to make sure your plans follow the super laws. Andrew Bloore explains the difference between two commonly confuse..
Many of you have more than one member in your SMSF, which means the way assets are segregated can have an impact on how much capital gains tax you pay, especially in the pension phase. Here's what you..
No one forces you to make super contributions if you're self-employed or run your own business. Tony Negline looks at the things to consider to plan for a comfortable retirement.
Some investors prefer to save for retirement through property investments rather than superannuation. But should the two be mutually exclusive?
When you become an SMSF trustee, you take on the responsibility of running your fund in accordance with the law. Here's what you need to be across to stay compliant.
Australians are living longer than we were two decades ago, but much of our investment philosophy is stuck in the past. Tony Negline looks at how we should be investing for the future.
There is a strategic advantage to transferring any commercial property you own into your self-managed super fund. Tony Negline runs through how this move could benefit you.
When you bring your foreign retirement savings back to Australia, you have to decide how to declare the foreign fund's earnings. Tony Negline explains your three options.
