The trap for high income earners with a cushy super package
The reduction in the annual concessional cap to $25,000 will create significant problems for many taxpayers and the Tax Office.
Executive chairman of Dixon Advisory
The reduction in the annual concessional cap to $25,000 will create significant problems for many taxpayers and the Tax Office.
For a combination of reasons, index-following managed and exchange traded funds have become increasingly popular with both individual and institutional investors.
So far, financial year superannuation fund returns have been good with the prospect of double digit returns if world share markets don't tank in June.
While far from ideal, the budget initiative to allow older Australians to deposit up to $300,000 each in superannuation when they downsize their home is welcome.
The federal government's recent decision to postpone drawing from the Future Fund is welcome news for members of its defined benefit funds.
The budget announced an initiative to allow first home buyers to build up accessible savings in their super: how popular will it be?
This year's budget is unlikely to include further changes to super.
Whether or not the government removes the ability of self-managed super funds to borrow to purchase property or other investments, the implications for investors are relatively minor.
Understanding the fine details of capital gains tax can improve investment returns.
If you're working, contributing to super beats paying off investment debt.
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