
Is an SMSF Right for You in 2026?
Starting an SMSF is usually for individuals with larger super balances. The reason for this is there is a fixed cost to run an SMSF

Starting an SMSF is usually for individuals with larger super balances. The reason for this is there is a fixed cost to run an SMSF

There’s no legal minimum or maximum amount in super required to start an SMSF. The main reason to set up an SMSF to have greater

Wondering “Is an SMSF right for me?” This 2026 guide explains what SMSFs are, who they suit, when they may not be the right choice, costs compared with other super funds, and how to decide your next steps. Includes insights on starting an SMSF and who should have one.

Transactions with related-parties can be tricky for Trustees. Trustees should be cautious when purchasing certain assets from related-parties or entities controlled by a related party.

Thinking of property through an SMSF? Learn key rules, finance limits, and costs to manage before buying, plus how expert support keeps your fund compliant.

Introduction The ATO has unveiled its Corporate Plan 2025–26, reaffirming its focus on SMSF regulation and assistance. According to Deputy Commissioner Emma Rosenzweig, trustees can

Understand the independence rules in SMSF audits. Learn why separation matters, common traps to avoid, and how trustees can stay compliant with ATO guidance.

Learn how your SMSF tax return uncovers investment insights, reduces tax, drives better decisions, and keeps you compliant, helping your fund grow over time.

Discover common SMSF management pitfalls and learn practical tips to avoid them. Stay compliant, reduce risk, and grow your retirement savings confidently.

Take control of your superannuation with a Self-Managed Super Fund. Enjoy greater investment flexibility, tax benefits, and a tailored retirement strategy.

Self-Managed Superannuation Funds (SMSFs) continue to be a popular choice for Australians seeking greater control and flexibility over their retirement savings. As we approach the

The Labor government has proposed changes to the tax rates on superannuation balances above $3 million. The changes, which were announced today by Treasurer, would