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Multiport SMSF Investment Patterns Survey June 2011

From John McIlroy - CEO Multiport

To get a closer insight into where Self Managed Superannuation Fund (SMSF) trustees invest, Multiport regularly undertakes an analysis of its SMSF investments to analyse investment trends. The survey covers around 1,600... Read more continue reading
02 Aug 2011
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A Short Morality Play – The Triway Super Case

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A recent decision of the AAT has highlighted certain basic rules when operating an SMSF. The facts of the case are very straightforward. A couple, at the urging of their... Read more continue reading
27 Jun 2011
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Leading strategist says ‘member as lender’ borrowing strategy may help SMSFs avoid excess contributions problem

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Financial planners should consider a ‘member as lender’ strategy to help SMSF clients who have contributed up to the limits of the super contribution caps but wish to contribute more... Read more continue reading
23 Nov 2010
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