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Advanced Share Market Strategies For Your SMSF

There are numerous investment strategies and options available to boost your superannuation savings, you just need to be a little savvy when it comes to investing with your Self Managed Super Fund.   Learn: [unordered_list style="green-dot"] How to build a direct share portfolio for your SMSF How to maximise profits...

“What Can’t You Do With Your SMSF?” – SPI Magazine’s Inside Word

Founder and Managing Director Justin Beeton recently shared his tips with Smart Property Investment Magazine readers on SMSF rules and regulations, and what you can't do with your SMSF. Watch the video below: Members of The SMSF Club have access to specialists from property, finance, the...

The $200,000 Superannuation Myth

A common myth in the superannuation industry is that you should have a superannuation balance of at least $200,000 prior to establishing a Self Managed Super Fund (SMSF). This is no longer the case. Thankfully younger Australians with smaller balances now have the ability to take control...

SPI Online Blog – Individual Trustees VS Corporate Trustees: Part 2

Written by Justin Beeton - Founder and Managing Director of The SMSF Club This article appeared on http://spionline.com.au 03/04/13. "In August 2010 the District Court of NSW made a judgement where the owner of a residential investment property was found liable for the death of a handyman....

SPI Online Blog – Individual Trustees VS Corporate Trustees: Part 2

Written by Justin Beeton - Founder and Managing Director of The SMSF Club This article appeared on http://spionline.com.au 03/04/13. In August 2010 the District Court of NSW made a judgement that the owner of a residential investment property was liable for the death of a handyman. The...

SPI Online Blog – Individual Trustees VS Corporate Trustees.

Written by Justin Beeton - Founder and Managing Director of The SMSF Club This article appeared on http://spionline.com.au 02/04/13. "Many people choose to be individual trustees because the establishment and ongoing costs are less than the corporate trustee. While it appears to be a little cheaper upfront,...

Buying direct residential property using your Superannuation

Buying direct real estate and using the wealth created by owning property to fund ones retirement is not a new philosophy. Prior to compulsory super, many generations funded their retirement by using the equity and wealth they created through property, primarily their home. Many of...

SMSF trustee penalties for non compliance

While taking control of your Super is becoming increasingly popular, managing your own SMSF comes with increased responsibility and obligations as the size of your superannuation is going to dictate the quality of yours and your family’s life in retirement. There are also many rules and...

Do I choose Individual Trustee’s or a Corporate Trustee for my SMSF?

This is a great question. Many people choose to be individual trustees because the establishment and ongoing costs are less than the corporate trustee. While it appears to be a little cheaper upfront, there are additional responsibilities and ongoing liability that needs to be considered...