Super (AU): Pros and cons of home reversion

Home reversion is when you sell a share of the future value of your home whilst still living t..

The transfer cap refers to the amount of money that can be transferred from your superannuation account to your tax-free ‘retirement phase..

Many Australians ignore the decision of choosing investments for their super and often end up in the ‘default’ option as they make no effo..

SMSF funds can provide pension or lump sum benefits during retirement. Retirement is a condition of super release if you have reached your..

Calculating how much super you will need will help you decide whether you should be contributing more to your super. You can utilise salar..

Setting up an SMSF fund is the simplest step. Establishing a fund which delivers you consistent returns from your investments is much more..

Superannuation is an attractive target for scammers as a significant volume of funds are placed into super funds by Australians.

There are..

Changing of name, address or job can mean that you lose track of some of your super. This means that there is money that belongs to you th..

Over 70% of Australians have life insurance through their super fund. This acts as a financial safety net through your super if something ..

You may find that accessing your super is the best way to meet your financial needs in a given situation, for example in the early stages ..