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Setting up a Self-Managed Superannuation Fund (SMSF) is a significant financial decision that offers you greater control and flexibility over your retirement savings. While it provides opportunities..

Embarking on the journey of managing your own financial destiny through a Self-Managed Superfund (SMSF) is both empowering and rewarding. Whether you're navigating the world of superannuation for the..

Self-Managed Super Funds (SMSFs) offer individuals more control and flexibility over their retirement savings. However, with great power comes great responsibility, and one of the critical aspects of..

The ATO has warned that reports of fraudulent activity involving fake Superannuation investments targeting SMSF trustees have significantly increased.Given that many scammers are highly skilled and..

A couple of years ago we were in the golden age of borrowing and investing. Interest rates were at record lows and as an investor you could have as many properties as you liked on interest only..

Public backlash following the proposed super changes has both sides of politics seemingly ducking for cover over their respective changes to super. Each side is focusing on the taxing aspect when the..

Fairness is the current political currency catchcry, so how is retrospective super rule changes fair?

Some say Scott Morrison’s 2016 Federal budget attack on superannuation is an ill-advised..

The recent Financial Systems Inquiry report saw a number of recommendations that could significantly change the economic landscape of Australia. One of the most talked about recommendations was that..

Azure Group Wealth's Managing Director, Norman Howe, gives the latest Wealth 101 video and answers the frequently asked questions regarding SMSFs, and covers the reasons for setting up an SMSF, the..

• Are you the trustee of a self-managed super fund (SMSF)?
• Do you have any large assets that may be difficult to sell or divide between fund members?
• Do you have a plan for distributing cash to a..

The attractiveness of investing in the US with the current low property prices is obvious. What steps do you need to take to invest in your SMSF and not fall foul of the SIS Act and the ATO?