Articles tagged with 'SMSFs'

ATO's SMSF slip up

30 October 2008 | Loses tax file numbers of more than 3,000 funds.


Government guarantees cash deposits in SMSFs

16 October 2008 | SPAA warns trustees to seek advice.


More data needed on SMSFs

21 July 2008 | AIST calls for more performance data on SMSFs in the wake of increased gearing.


NEWS UPDATE: SMAs gain traction

2 May 2008 | The next generation in investing.


Call for new regulator for SMSFs

20 February 2008 | Accounting network says ATO unable to cope.


The rise and rise of SMSFs

13 February 2008 | SMSFs will dominate sector in 15 years: ING.


SMSFs eye international shares, direct property

15 January 2008 | SMSFs make New Year investment resolutions.


ING helps advisers manage SMSF administration

12 September 2006 | ING and self-managed super fund service provider Super Concepts have introduced a new instrument called One2super to help financial advisers provide better services to this growing segment of the market.


SMSFs to revisit property

26 July 2006 | The chief executive of a specialist self-managed superannuation funds (SMSF) administrator has predicted members of these funds will be revisiting the type of property investments they include in their portfolios, as more funds are channelled towards super to take advantage of the Federal Budget changes.


Advisers shy of SMSFs

28 September 2000 |


Advisers shy away from SMSFs

21 September 2000 | Financial planners are steering away from self managed super funds (SMSFs), due to a lack of confidence about advising on the sector, according to Strategist Group di-rector Grant Abbott.


SMSFs need not frighten

17 August 2000 | Planners should not be put off from entering the self-managed funds advice market by complex legislation, says PSI Group chief executive officer Paul Kolatchew.


Strategy 17/08 – The plan to win over the rich

17 August 2000 | The Strategist Group recently sat down and documented more than 100 different strategies that financial planners may implement when dealing with clients that have put in place a self managed super fund (SMSF).


DIY fund warning

8 June 2000 | Advisers may be opening themselves up to possible litigation by failing to advise clients with DIY superannuation funds on the options available to them under SLAB 3 legislation.


Summit master trust rolls out own DIY

7 June 2000 | Summit master trust has rolled out its own DIY service for self managed super funds (SMSFs) and their trustees, offering administration and custody services.


Legal technicality threatens SMSFs

30 March 2000 | A legal technicality in the new SLAB3 legislation is threatening Australia’s 300,000+ self-managed superannuation funds (SMSF). The legislation, due to come into effect on 31 March says an employee can only be a member of the company’s SMSF if he or she is related to all director fund members.


ATO turns up the heat on fund reserves

28 October 1999 | In a recent superannuation surcharge ruling, the commissioner of taxation opened a Pandora’s box when he talked of using reserves in a self managed superannuation fund (SMSF).


SLAB hits self-managed funds

30 September 1999 | Self managed super funds are facing some of the biggest legislated changes in their short history. Grant Abbott takes a look at the progress of SLAB 3 and SLAB 4 legislation and the effect it will have on your clients.


Another SLAB cut for super industry

2 September 1999 | The Federal Government has recently introduced a bill into parliament which could have wide ranging effects on self managed superannuation funds. Nick In-gram takes a look at some of the changes first mooted in last year's budget.


Self-managed funds seem to be doing well for themselves

15 April 1999 | Self-managed funds have continued to be Australia's fastest growing sector in superannuation, according to the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA).


APRA eyes DIY funds

21 January 1999 | The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) will now ensure that all superannuation funds, including self-managed super funds (SMSFs), which pay pensions are “subject to an appropriate level of prudential supervision.”


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