Aashika’s 16-year business and finance journalism stint has led her to report, write, edit and lead teams covering public investing, private investing and personal investing both in India and overseas ...
Superannuation is non-negotiable. We all need to invest in super to fund our retirement years. Australia has had a system of compulsory superannuation since 1991 with total assets in superannuation ...
The number of new self-managed superannuation funds has fallen for the first time in four years as improved offerings from professionally managed funds and market volatility combine to take the shine ...
Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. My husband and I have a Self-Managed Super Fund (SMSF) with a relatively small balance. Each year, I provide my accountant with a sheaf ...
The latest Australian Taxation Office data shows SMSF numbers eclipsed 600,000 in early 2022, with 1.14 million members now holding a combined $855 billion in retirement savings. Almost 22,000 new ...
Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. The decision to set up a Self-Managed Super Fund (SMSF) should not be taken lightly. Although it puts SMSF trustees on a journey towards ...
The corporate watchdog has banned Perth self-managed superannuation fund (SMSF) adviser, Wayne Blazejczyk from providing financial services for five years for failing to meet best interests ...
Perth father and small businessman Michael Coghill says he spends less than $1000 a year running his self-managed superannuation fund (SMSF), thanks largely to low-cost accounting software. "Our ...
The corporate regulator’s crackdown on self-managed superannuation fund (SMSF) auditor misconduct continued in the third quarter, with ASIC taking action against 11 auditors who were all referred by ...
Jody McDonald is a freelance writer based in Brisbane who specialises in writing about business, technology and the future of work. She’s helped a range of SaaS platforms and tech companies share ...
Don’t cheer just yet … a regulatory crackdown means fees are likely to push higher – and rightly so, some in the industry say. “It’s getting to a level that’s just crazy. I’ve heard nonsensical ...