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    Superannuation can be intimidating, and we're trying to make it easy to understand what you need to know, and importantly, what you don't.

    We've tried to tailor our advice according to typical questions and scenarios people are faced with.

    For instance, if you're young you may think you've got decades before you need to think about these things, but this is actually the time where you can make the most long-term difference.

    And chances are that if you are less than 10 years from retiring that you will be thinking about all the ways to maximise your retirement income, and there are many different ways to do this.

    So roll up your sleeves and learn a little - it could make a massive difference to your retirement income.

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featuredimage How to transfer Property into Self-Managed Super Funds for no stamp duty

Last year many people were rolling over business premises into SMSF, and it looks like continuing this financial year. If you ...

featuredimage How to gear residential property in your super fund

QUESTION: I want to gear residential property into my Self Managed Superannuation Fund. Does the Superannuation Deed I purchased from ...

featuredimage Pursuing the great Australian dream through your Super Fund

Most Australians love real estate. But, it is a difficult investment for a Self Managed Superannuation Fund (SMSF). Firstly, a ...

Accessing super early

How to transfer Property into Self-Managed Super Funds for no stamp duty

Last year many people were rolling over business premises into SMSF, and it looks like continuing this financial year.
If you have commercial property up to a value of $450,000 you can move this into your SMSF. If your spouse also owns half, they can do the same amount, so up to $900,000 each financial [...]

Types of Funds

How to transfer Property into Self-Managed Super Funds for no stamp duty

Last year many people were rolling over business premises into SMSF, and it looks like continuing this financial year.
If you have commercial property up to a value of $450,000 you can move this into your SMSF. If your spouse also owns half, they can do the same amount, so up to $900,000 each financial [...]

Personal contributions

How much should I be putting into super?

Sorry to sound like a politician, but the question should really be … ‘how much money do I need to retire and live in the manner that I’ve become accustomed to?’
And the real question is ‘is the contribution from my employer sufficient for me to live a comfortable retirement, or am I just plain deceiving [...]