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Do you have an exit plan?
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Introducing the PARTNERS legal team.
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How much can I contribute this financial year?
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Borrowing via Super Fund - hardly risk business.
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WHILE one in 12 self-managed super funds continue to breach super fund rules, the nature of key transgressions has narrowed to just TWO over the past year, according to the findings of a survey by SMSF specialist, Partners Superannuation Services.
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The following discusses the pro and cons of 'borrowing' property via a super fund.
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Death tax is not the only hurdle superannuants need to jump in an effort to avoid lumbering their children with unnecessary tax on their passing. So is capital gains tax (CGT).
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THIS issue is currently top of mind for many superannuants as the taxable and the tax exempt components of superannuation are set to become indissoluble from 1 July.
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BABY boomers who took out superannuation before July 1983 could find themselves sitting on an unexpected pot of gold, says self managed super fund expert, Martin Murden.
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AS many as one in twenty self managed superannuation funds are violating superannuation fund rules, according to a survey by SMSF specialist, Partners Superannuation Services.
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SMSF administrator, Partners Superannuation Services (part of the Partners’ Group of Companies) provides an annual audit service to over 500 self managed superannuation funds across Australia.
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WHILE changes to Centrelink Age Pension eligibility will boost the number of people who can access a partial pension, it will be enormously detrimental to the "boomer' generation - a group which has worked tirelessly to build up its super savings.
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WHILE most Australians are rubbing their hands in glee with the proposed changes to superannuation, one group isn't - the legions of self-employed and business owners between 40 and 50.
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WITH just a year to go before the new superannuation regime is introduced, those who have two employers or who're self employed and also have a part-time job, have one last chance to "double dip" on their tax deductible super contributions.
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