Newsletter Archive

Below you can find all SuperGuide newsletters.

Current issue:

February 2010: Exclusive list of 14 independent advisers, super tax shock, SMSF pensions, a super study for late-starters, and more.

Previous issues:

December 2009: Super industry knows best, 10 super tips for healthy retirement, accessing super early, salary sacrifice loophole, contribution survival guides.

November 2009: Consumers lose in super war, SMSF fraud, older women dying younger, new life tables, how much is enough, fees.

October 2009: DIY Super For Dummies, don’t call us DIY super trustees!, how to find independent financial advice, buying overseas property, saving your family a tax bill, and more.

September 2009: Four lessons from the GFC, how much money is enough?, top super funds, cheapest funds, DIY super leads again, and more

August 2009: Kudos to a special pollie, Age Pension changes, Pension Bonus Scheme closes, 200 super funds exposed and more

July 2009: Exclusive: Cheap financial advice, making $300,000 without trying, can your DIY super fund live forever?, leaving your super to adult children

June 2009: Top ten problems with our super system, defending SMSF trustees, contribution survival guides, DIY super’s ten commandments

May 2009 (special Budget edition): Does the Government think we’re stupid? Six political cons in the Budget. Also analysis on super and retirement changes

April 2009: Women and carers ignored by super law-makers, turn zero dollars into $2250 in four steps, a quick guide to super’s rates and thresholds, boosting your spouse’s super account

March 2009 (1st issue): Jump in Contribution limits for 2009/2010 year, 12 legal reasons to cash your super, new super rates and thresholds now available, DIY super and property

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