Self managed superannuation funds (SMSF)
A free guide to help you decide if you want an SMSF
A simple way to think about superannuation is to liken it to 'deferred income' - setting aside savings during your working life that will go towards providing you with an income in retirement.
Self managed superannuation adds a further dimension in that it allows you to take greater control of those retirement savings.
In this guide, you will learn:
- What is an SMSF and what are its advantages?
- How an SMSF can give you greater control and flexibility over your super, and help you to manage tax more effectively and save on costs.
- Whether there are there any disadvantages you should consider.
- Investment rules – what are your investment options?
- Important information about 'Small APRA Funds'.
- Who self managed superannuation funds are appropriate for
and more…
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Having a SMSF can give you a high degree of flexibility and control over the investments you hold in your super fund, and the way it is managed.
Structured right, and with a sufficient level of assets, a SMSF can offer the opportunity to reduce administration costs as fees are generally fixed and not tied to investment performance.
Five Pillars and Self Managed Superannuation Funds
Five Pillars has extensive experience in advising on, setting up and helping to organise the administration of self managed superannuation funds.
We can help with each step of the way, as part of your comprehensive financial plan.
Talk to us today to discover how you can manage your retirement assets with a self managed superannuation fund that can enable you to control costs and tailor the investment strategy to suit your circumstances.
Please note that past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance. The information contained in this website is of a general nature only. We strongly recommend you seek advice specific to your goals and circumstances before taking any action.
