Insurance is best in super: ASFA
Insurance cover in super is likely to be better and less expensive.
Advisor Q&A: Tax and Your SMSF
What do the recent legislative changes mean for you?
The recent changes to superannuation legislation have also significantly changed the tax landscape for those operating a self-managed superannuation fund.
Join Editor Tony Kaye and licensed financial advisors Bruce Brammall and Max Newnham and ask your questions about the tax implications for your SMSF, including the capital gains tax concessions available, and how to work through pension balances that exceed the new $1.6 million account cap.
The ASX Today
Small gains the ASX was hinting at earlier this morning could be derailed by more North Korea news.
Women's Superannuation: Catching up is hard to do
Any time out of the workforce requires a big financial effort to catch up.
Women's Superannuation: The new safety net
Fortunately, and unfortunately, skills are the fall-back.
InvestSMART Portfolio Update - August 2017
In what was a fairly subdued month, we made some slight adjustments to our Hybrid Income Portfolio and expanded the mandate of our Property Portfolio, now known as the InvestSMART Diversified Property & Infrastructure Portfolio.
The ASX Today
Australian SPI traders haven't put in many moves this morning, taking a leaf out of the books of US traders.
The ATO raises the TBAR on pension reporting
The move is on for SMSFs to report in real-time on pension drawdowns
How to choose the right investment vehicle - SMAs vs Managed Funds
Things to consider before making an investment decision
Advisor Q&A: Is Property a Safe Bet for SMSFs?
Owning a property inside a self-managed super fund can make sense, but not for everyone
The ASX Today
The ASX has cracked trendline resistance and is gearing up for a more positive start, following cues from overseas.
Join Thursday's live webcast: Tax and Your SMSF
Ask your tax and super questions to our licensed financial advisors.
Tax with Max: Taxing family trusts
Under the ALP proposal, all income would be taxed at 30 per cent.