Self-managed super funds
If you want to have complete control over your super, a self-managed super fund may be the way to go.
Having a Self Managed Superannuation Fund (SMSF) means that you have direct control over exactly where your money is invested.
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BENEFITS & RISKS OF A SMSF
BENEFITS
More investment control:
You directly control where and how your super is invested.
More investment choices:
You can choose from a wide range of investments.
One fund for the family:
You can set up a fund for yourself and up to three other people. So you can consolidate your super balances.
Borrow to make larger investments:
Your SMSF could make a larger investment in assets such as shares and property by using cash in your fund and borrowing the rest.
RISK
Fund requirements:
There are strict legal obligations for running your own fund. Penalties apply if you don’t meet these requirements.
Time and money:
It takes time and money to set up an SMSF, and deal with the day to day requirements of running your SMSF.
Making investments:
As a trustee, you determine which investments make up your fund. If you don’t have the right knowledge to make informed decisions, you could affect your retirement savings.
Regulatory changes:
You need to be aware of any changes to the superannuation laws and make sure your fund is compliant.
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