SMSFs – know your options

Self Managed Super Fund’s (SMSFs) are funds that can be established by an individual or family as a means of looking after their own super savings. All members of an SMSF are trustees and are responsible for investment decisions and compliance with super and tax law.

Important information

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Is an SMSF right for you?

If you’re thinking about a Self-Managed Super Fund (SMSF), then it’s important to consider what’s involved.

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SMSF or direct investment option?

If you’re looking to be more hands-on with your super, direct investment options can give you more control without the commitments required to manage your own SMSF.

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How to wind up your SMSF

If you’ve decided it’s time to wind up your self-managed super fund (SMSF), then you may be wondering where to start. It can be a complex process, with a lot of paperwork and possible tax implications, and the choice of what to do with your super next.

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1. Personal advice is given by a separate legal entity, not by AustralianSuper Pty Ltd. Some personal advice may incur a fee, which will be disclosed before any work is completed. Subject to meeting eligibility criteria, fees for advice about your AustralianSuper account may be deducted from your account with your consent.

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