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Self Managed Superannuation Fund Borrowing

Posted on30, September 201112, March 2019AuthorRod Anthes

As a Trustee of a Self Managed Superannuation Fund (SMSF) you have many complex decisions to make in steering your fund through the maze of legislative requirements confronting you. The Read More …

CategoriesBusiness Services, News & EventsTagsBusiness Services, Superannuation

Self Managed Superannuation Funds

Posted on21, August 201112, March 2019AuthorShalini Sree

Where does my Super go when I die? An important tool in estate planning is the use of binding death nominations which require a superannuation fund’s trustee to pay the Read More …

CategoriesWills & Estate PlanningTagsSuperannuation, Wills and Estates

Super’s Magic Pudding: a Plus for Baby Boomers

Posted on21, August 201112, March 2019AuthorShalini Sree

Once money is put into super the general rule is that it must stay there until the person entitled to it reaches preservation age. There are some exceptions to this Read More …

CategoriesWills & Estate PlanningTagsSuperannuation, Wills and Estates

Employer Super Contributions are Compulsory

Posted on18, August 201112, March 2019AuthorMitchell Evelyn

Under the superannuation guarantee law, most employers must pay super contributions (in addition to gross salary and wages) into a complying superannuation fund or retirement savings account so that their Read More …

CategoriesEmployment lawTagsEmployment, Superannuation

De Facto Partners Now Entitled To Superannuation Splitting Orders

Posted on6, May 201130, July 2017AuthorCarlos Turini

By Carlos Turini – Family Law Specialist In a separate article, De Facto Partners’ Property Disputes Now in the Family Court, we described the major amendments recently introduced to the Read More …

CategoriesDe Facto Relationships, Family LawTagsDefacto Relationships, Family Law, Superannuation

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