SMSFundamentals

SMSF interest is growing in the latest incarnation of exchange-traded products — active ETFs.

A recent survey has made some interesting findings on whether Australians seek financial advice and how that advice is valued.

There are various regulatory considerations regarding an SMSF investing in gold, jewellery or coins.

Superannuation accumulators now “capped-out” by new regulations should consider imputation bonds as an alternative investment, Austock suggests.

Andrew Zbik of Omniwealth notes self-managed super funds are not for everybody.

With ten years to retirement, can you children be detrimental to your own retirement? Three ways to help your children and not have a detrimental impact on your retirement plans.

Which investment strategy has proven to provide the best risk/reward balance for the income-seeking investor over time? You may be surprised.

Do investors believe financial advice is actually worth the cost? A survey conducted by State Street Global Advisors has produced some interesting results.

Brian Hor of SUPERCentral outlines the realities of helping out your children in today’s unaffordable property market.

CommSec finds SMSF trustees are not the sort of set-and-forget, long term traders one would assume they might be.