The multibillion-dollar battle for Millennials' super
Start-ups are trying to transform Australia's superannuation industry. And not everyone is thrilled about that.
Start-ups are trying to transform Australia's superannuation industry. And not everyone is thrilled about that.
Melbourne-based investment solutions and superannuation advice company netwealth Group Ltd has mandated two investments banks to prepare the company for a potential $500 million-plus sharemarket listing.
If you have one of these as well as other pension income streams, listen up.
You've probably missed the boat in terms of price highs but watch out for a buying frenzy if they fall further.
There is no blanket ban on property development in self-managed superannuation funds. Rather, as is often the case with SMSFs, the key to compliance is on how the investment occurs.
Double-digit yields are encouraging a switch from houses, apartments and offices into unlisted property trusts.
The death of a loved one can be hard enough to deal with without the extra worry about the cost of carrying out their wishes.
Self-managed superannuation fund trustees have been given a reprieve from a rule that would have curtalied their ability to borrow to buy property.
BTFG's Melinda Howes says industry funds are desperate to protect their turf.
SMSF trustees who run their own funds should stick to plain and simple language when complying with the new rules.
If you're starting a pension, you won't be able to segregate growth and other assets.
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