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Media Release

The trouble with ageing SMSF trustees

SMSF trustees - who don’t plan for the possibility of becoming mentally or physically incapacitated or dying prematurely - run the risk of leaving their funds rudderless and without direction, says SMSF expert, Martin Murden.