The most common reasons for winding up an SMSF are failing health, demanding compliance, divorce and a low balance that makes the SMSF too costly. So when is it time to exit your fund?
Critics sometimes point to the Future Fund as a guide for how trustees should manage super funds. So how would the Future Fund stack up as a super fund?
There is a surprising amount of free financial advice available to consumers. Did you know, for example, that the Department of Human Services' financial information service offers free financial seminars?
Research from the Self-Managed Superannuation Association (SMSF) points to a few reasons why the government should ditch the concessional contributions cap.
There is no shortage of employers who try to avoid paying super, so we look at the rights of contractors and part-time employees when it comes to entitlements.
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