The Government’s controversial Your Future, Your Super and it best financial interests duty has placed SMSF trustees at risk, according to the major accounting groups....
Self-managed superannuation funds have been weathering the COVID-19 storm, writes Mike Taylor, but should be alert to the price they may be asked to pay as part of the re...
SMSF members are saving well above the comfortable retirement standards, according to Accurium....
Cloud-based self-managed superannuation funds administrator Class is looking beyond SMSFs towards the trust sector to accelerate growth....
SuperConcepts’ Graeme Colley explains why self-managed super funds are likely to come under more scrutiny following recent court decisions and how trustees and their clie...
Accurium’s Melanie Dunn explores how payments and withdrawals from superannuation can be carried out in the most compliant way....
New research has confirmed that Government changes to the rules are making it harder for people to accumulate more than $2 million in their superannuation accounts....
The SMSF sector has unsurprisingly welcomed Labor’s election loss, after an extensive campaign against the party’s dividend proposal that the SMSF Association claimed aim...
The average age of members opening a self-managed super fund is decreasing, now coming in at under 50, while the average starting balance still aligns with traditional wi...
Nearly 90 per cent of investors responding to a survey believe the Federal Opposition’s proposed removal of refundable franking credits will reduce their quality of life....
Kevin Bungard is exiting as chief executive of Class Limited by mutual agreement with the board....
Professor Deborah Ralston will succeed Andrew Gale as chair of the SMSF Association....
How much did IRESS pay Deloitte for this analysis? Not sure they are the arbiter of intelligent forecasting in this spac...
Article makes no comment that the advisers leaving industry are older and have many years of work an life experience w...
This article appears to overlook the fact that there must be a fairly large group of advisers who missed out on the expe...