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Introduction of super legislation provides important certainty: SMSF Association

From SMSF Association

The SMSF Association has welcomed the Government’s introduction of its superannuation legislation to Parliament as a step towards greater certainty for SMSF trustees and their advisers, says SMSF Association Managing

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11 Nov 2016

SMSF trustees advised to ignore market uncertainty post-US poll

From SMSF Association

The best defence for SMSF trustees in the wake of any market volatility caused by the US presidential election is having a clearly defined, well-rounded and long-term investment strategy, says

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08 Nov 2016

Research shows ‘strong argument’ to lift concessional cap

From SMSF Association

The SMSF Association has produced compelling evidence that the Federal Government should increase the concessional contribution cap for people aged 50 and over and extend the carry forward of concessional

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14 Oct 2016

Women taking ‘more active role’ in superannuation

From SMSF Association

Women are increasingly confident of taking control of their superannuation, making it imperative for government to create the legislative and regulatory environment that further encourages them to do so, says

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06 Oct 2016

ATO ruling on LRBAs gets thumbs up from SMSF Association

From SMSF Association

The SMSF Association welcomes the Australian Taxation Office’s Tax Determination on related-party limited recourse borrowing arrangements (LRBAs) and how they relate to the “safe harbour” guidelines for bringing greater clarity

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30 Sep 2016

Govt policy changes get SMSF Association’s tick of approval

From SMSF Association

The SMSF Association welcomes the Government’s proposed changes to their non-concessional contribution (NCC) lifetime cap policy, believing they represent very positive and sensible policy that will reduce administrative complexity and

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16 Sep 2016

Government changes get green light from SMSF Association

From SMSF Association

The SMSF Association welcomes many elements of the Government’s first tranche of superannuation reforms, believing it will give the system a much-needed confidence boost and provide greater flexibility, fairness and

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08 Sep 2016

Labor’s proposed policy measures ‘cause for concern’

From SMSF Association

The SMSF Association is concerned about the Labor Party’s opposition to proposed changes to the superannuation system that will usher in much-needed flexibility and remove layers of complexity and red-tape

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26 Aug 2016

SMSF specialists ‘committed’ to professionalism

From SMSF Association

There is a growing commitment by SMSF specialists to be a professional in this critically important superannuation sector, says SMSF Association Managing Director/CEO Andrea Slattery. Speaking at the end of

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19 Aug 2016

Report reveals silver lining for trustees in low-interest environment

From SMSF Association

The cut in the official interest rate to a new low of 1.5% will hurt SMSF trustees who have large cash balances in retirement phase, says SMSF Association Managing Director/CEO

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04 Aug 2016

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