
Cryptocurrency Investments for SMSFs
Cryptocurrency is a term used to describe digital assets used as a medium of exchange. The records of ownership are stored in electronic ledgers where
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5 Potential Errors When Running An SMSF
While an SMSF offers a number of benefits and can be a great way to grow your retirement savings, it is important to ensure your
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Top 10 Trustee Tips to Running a Successful SMSF
With over 590,000 SMSFs controlling over $760 billion in assets, it is obvious many Australians are opting to establish their own self managed super fund
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Precious Metals – How to hold Gold and Silver in an SMSF
There are different types of investments that an SMSF can hold and precious metals are one of the allowable asset classes.Before going down this path,
Read MoreCash, coins, crypto and collectables – not all money is created equal
If cash is King then surely crypto is the court jester because you never know what it’s going to do next! Let’s assume that collectable
Read MoreCreating a contribution strategy playbook – workshop
This interactive workshop will provide attendees with direct access to one of Australia’s leading SMSF educators. Over the course of 3 hours Tim Miller will
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Understanding SMSF Expenses
SMSFs inevitably incur expenses during their operating life. It is important to understand that of the expenses incurred, not all are able to be claimed
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Apportioning SMSF Expenses
Where an SMSF has retirement phase pension accounts and accumulation accounts there may be a need to apportion expenses to determine the deductible component. This
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Unsegregated SMSFs and Actuarial Requirements
As a rule, SMSFs can either use the segregated or unsegregated/proportionate method to determine their Exempt Current Pension income (ECPI). However, there are instances where
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Segregating Assets in SMSF
SMSFs can use segregation to separate the assets of the fund for several reasons. It can be done to separate the assets between accumulation phase
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