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Super News
SMSF Gets Extra Attention
Self-managed Super funds have grabbed their day in the sun. With over $557 million in assets and over a million individuals expressing loyalty for the sector, it is only bound to grow from here on. The two things which SMSF has beautifully provided for are control and flexibility. SMSFs have attracted more than their fair share of criticism in the way, too.
Number of Young SMSF Trustees Growing
In an article for the website SMSF Advisor, Miranda Brownlee talks about the attraction SMSF has begun to have for the young trustees. Individuals between the ages of 35 and 44 are responding well to the SMSF sector, and this typically bodes well for a country that has seen people shelving retirement plans for distant future.
Aussies’ Retirement Savings May Not Be Enough
A story on news.com.au beautifully asserts that Australians’ saving may not be enough to grant them a decent retirement and the reasons why.
How to Get a Million in Your Retirement Nest Egg
If you have a million dollars lying in your Superannuation kitty, there is a good chance you have secured yourself a more-than-decent retirement. While this may not look easy to attain, it is very much possible. The clue lies in getting the basics of Super savings right.
Primer for Setting Up SMSF
The process of SMSF administration is fraught with traps, but at the very same time, they can also be greatly rewarding. If there is a need, it is to be mindful about the perils and rewards. When naming an SMSF, remember less is more. Rather than using terms like ‘executive’ and ‘family’, go for something pretty simple. Nothing quite like “Rayne Smith Super” should work best.
