SMSF Advisor Melbourne
SMSF Advisor (Self Managed Superannuation Fund)
What is a SMSF (Self Managed Superannuation Fund)?
SMSFs are private superannuation funds with a maximum of six members that you can set up by yourself. You will be in charge of managing the fund’s investments, which are subject to strict rules and regulations. According to SMSF statistics from the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) for June 2022, there are 605,469 SMSFs in Australia managing $892 billion in assets. We recommend these to some individuals because of the following benefits.
- One of the most cost-effective investments
- They offer the most control to manage a variety of risks to your financial future
- You can invest in many different investment classes that normal retail and industry funds can’t, including direct and business property
- Provides greater possibilities for estate planning than traditional industry and retail super funds
- Take advantage of imputation credits when investing in shares in a way more than retail and industry funds do.
- You can borrow to invest through a Self Managed Super Fund
- Take advantage of imputation credits when investing in shares in a way more than retail and industry funds do.
- Don’t think an SMSF means you must do it all. We work with our clients on an ongoing way to ensure appropriate investments are made and compliance is ensured.
SMSF Setup
SMSF Investment Strategy
SMSF Advise
If you have a SMSF, you are in charge and will be legally responsible for all decisions made by the fund, which is why it is crucial to seek professional advice when in doubt. That said using a trusted advisor will ensure you can take that risk and worry away. Whether you need frequent advice or one-time advice, our team of professionals is here to help you ensure your SMSF is in compliance with all applicable laws and legislation.
SMSF Audit
An annual audit is mandatory for self-managed super fund (SMSF) trustees, and it must also be performed by an auditor who is registered with the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC). This auditor must be independent, meaning that he or she has no financial interest in the SMSF and no personal or professional relationships with fund members or trustees. An SMSF auditor is in charge of analyzing a fund’s financial statements and determining compliance with superannuation legislation.
It’s all about you
We are SMSF specialists
We have been providing SMSF Investment services for over 30 years. We work along with our partner firm TASC Accountants & Business Advisors who are experts in tax and business advisory. so, you know that you’re working with experts.
Transparent fees
We are committed to providing transparent and competitive fee structures for our insurance advice services, ensuring that you have a clear understanding of the costs involved and the value that you are receiving from our services.
We are trusted
In an age when financial scams are a real threat to people’s livelihoods, you should always be on the lookout for financial advisors who has an Australian financial service license. Our Australian Financial Service License No: 478848.
Access to a range of investment options
As an independent financial advisers, we have access to a wide range of investment options, including direct property, listed shares, and alternative investments. This means we can offer you a choice of investment options and help you to select the most appropriate investments for your SMSF.
frequently asked questions
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