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5 steps to make your SMSF tax-ready
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If you want to keep enjoying the flexibility and control of your self-managed super fund, you'll need to make sure your fund is compliant at tax time. Here's how to do it.
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Do you know what it takes to be an SMSF trustee?
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Before you set up a self-managed superannuation fund (SMSF) you need to ensure you are eligible to be a member and trustee, and understand your responsibilities.
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Get more from your SMSF this EOFY
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Chances are you have a self managed super fund (SMSF) because you like the extra investment, tax and estate planning flexibility it can provide. But to make the most of your fund you need to keep up with the latest rule and legislation changes to take advantage of suitable opportunities. |READMORE|
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Get online at tax time
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As the end of financial year looms, it's time to start thinking about your tax. And with new online tools from the Australian Taxation Office (ATO), this year’s tax return could be the easiest one yet.
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Insure through super to stretch your cash-flow further
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Did you know that if you take out personal insurances through a super fund, you could receive tax concessions, or have your premiums deducted from your existing account balance? |READMORE|
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July economic update with Kerry Gill
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In the latest economic update, Kerry Gill, MLC Investment Analyst explains what’s led to the improvement in markets over the last month.
She focuses on a few key topics such as:
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how Greece managed to successfully form a government
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how Spain is back in the spotlight after requesting a bailout loan
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why economic data in the United States has been mixed
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why Australia reported higher than expected Gross Domestic Product but consumer confidence continues to remain low despite interest rate cuts in May and June 2012, and
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what this all means for investors.
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Now’s the time to look at transition to retirement strategies
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Transition to retirement (TTR) strategies are a great way to boost your super balance. And if you’re using these strategies, some adjustments may be needed from 1 July 2013 to make sure you maximise your opportunities and avoid unintended tax bills. |READMORE|
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Pay less tax now and maximise your super cap
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The opportunity to make larger tax-effective contributions from your pre-tax money just before you retire is limited.
So it’s really important you make the most of your contribution cap* each financial year to boost your super balance (if your cashflow allows). |READMORE|
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Self-employed? Here are three things you should do before end of financial year
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If you’re self-employed, here are three ways to make tax time easier — and maybe save money too.
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Ten things to know about super
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Do you know how much you’ll need for retirement? Should you be contributing more to your super? And how can you do this? |READMORE|
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ThreeSixty Research Market Update - January 2012
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With much of the news in last year’s editions of Market Update focusing on the developments in Europe around sovereign debt issues, it’s not surprising that Europe is again key to how sharemarkets in 2012 will play out.
For a copy of the January edition of Market Update, please click on Market Update - January 2012.
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ThreeSixty Research Market Update - July 2012
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We saw uncertainty in world markets once again this month as news swinged between promising and concerning.
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What‘s ahead for Australian property?
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The future of the Australian housing market has been the subject of much debate lately. Is it overvalued and if so, are we likely to experience the same house price deflation seen recently in the US? |READMORE|
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