Ensure your fund ‘Swims between the flags’ from set-up to wind-up. Enrol in our free, comprehensive, 7-part SMSF Trustee Program.
Winding up or closing an SMSF may occur for a number of reasons . Learn about trustees’ obligations as well as the steps in closing an SMSF.
An SMSF is subject to specific concessional taxation rules, so long as the fund complies with the government’s super rules.
There are specific investment rules that must be followed to ensure an SMSF remains eligible for tax concessions. Learn about the types of investments your SMSF can make.
In most cases your super cannot be withdrawn until you reach a certain age or retire. Learn about withdrawing your super.
Contributing to super will grow your nest egg to fund your retirement. Learn about the different types of contributions and taxation of each.
Setting up your own SMSF requires you to become a trustee of the fund. This is an important decision that carries certain duties and responsibilities.
Whilst SMSFs have many advantages they are not suitable for everyone Learn the basics of what an SMSF is and criteria for establishing an SMSF.