Self-managed superannuation funds (SMSFs) are moving away from buying blue-chip shares, high-yielding shares, cash management accounts and term deposits. So what asset classes are they buying?
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Tax cuts, policies to help older Australians and new protections on super accounts - there's likely going to be more money heading to your back pocket.
If you are purchasing a residential property through your SMSF, you can't live in it and neither can anyone related to you, even if they pay market rent.
Lots of shuffling of legal paperwork and a general air that a tax or investment scheme is "too good to be true"? It is.
The tax office says Bitcoin is not to be classified as "money" so where does that leave self-managed super funds and cryptocurrency?
The nation's self-managed super market holds $700 billion - that's a lot of Aussies calling the shots on their retirement! Here are five mistakes to avoid.
Aussies are facing a retirement shortfall, with new research showing self-managed super retirees need $122,000 more to retire comfortably than a year ago.
One of the most popular investments by self-managed superannuation fund (SMSF) trustees has long been commercial property.
Artwork, antiques, rare coins and vintage wine can be lucrative investments for your SMSF, but you do need to know the rules.
Get the maximum benefit from your super nest egg with these most-asked questions on SMSFs.
