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Self-Managed Superannuation Funds or ‘SMSF’s” have become increasingly popular throughout Australia. Like a traditional superannuation plan, an SMSF involves the management by a trustee of capital and contributions from plan members for retirement purposes. In a traditional superannuation plan, a super fund often operates as a trust. The trustee is responsible for the operation of

A Self-Managed Superannuation Fund (SMSF) is able to acquire property and borrow money to do so, and has been able to for a number of years now. The acquisition of property in the SMSF helps protect the assets of members of the SMSF. It can be a valuable tool for businesses and individuals. Despite the

We are seeing more and more people using their self managed super funds (SMSF) for property acquisition and taking advantage of the changes that came in a few years back allowing SMSFs to borrow money to purchase assets. There can be many benefits to borrowing and purchasing through your SMSF, including being able to access