SuperGuide members Q&A: December 2022
In this webinar super expert Garth McNally answers recent questions from SuperGuide members and reviews some of the more interesting and frequently asked questions that have been sent in over 2022.
Articles by Garth McNally
Insurance inside super: Is it time for a change?
The pros and cons of holding insurance in your super fund. A look at the requirements and the alternatives.
How can I top up my super pension?
New rules will allow older people to add to their super without meeting the work test but thought needs to be given to how those contributions are made.
Downsizer super contributions
Garth McNally details what you need to know to get the best outcomes with Downsizer contributions, including how the eligibility rules work, plus timing, Centrelink and strategy considerations.
SMSFs and borrowing: Tips and traps
Garth McNally discusses the issues you need to consider when borrowing through your SMSF.
SuperGuide members Q&A: September 2022
Super expert Garth McNally answers recent questions from SuperGuide members.
SMSF investment strategy
Garth McNally details what you need to have in place to meet your trustee obligations.
SuperGuide members Q&A: June 2022
July 2022 brings more changes to the super rules. Super expert Garth McNally answers the most common questions from SuperGuide members about these changes.
Property development in your SMSF: What to consider
Rising property prices have seen more SMSFs move into property development, but strict rules apply.
Divorce and superannuation: How it works
Super is an increasingly important marital asset and one that should not be overlooked when couples divorce.
Losing capacity: The issues for SMSF trustees and what you need to do
None of us likes to think about losing mental capacity, but failure to plan for the possibility can have a major impact on the running of your SMSF and its other members.
What work can I do for my SMSF and can I be paid?
There are strict rules governing paid work you can and can’t do for your SMSF. Getting it wrong can be costly.
