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A Guide to Property Investment through Self-Managed Super Fund
To help you navigate this complex topic, we have created an easily digestible eBook packed with essential information to give you a solid start. In this eBook, we cover the basics of residential property investing within an SMSF, including SMSF setup, property research and selection, and the tax benefits of SMSF property investments.
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Frequently asked questions
Download FAQWhat is a Self-managed super fund (SMSF)?
A Self-Managed Superannuation Fund (SMSF) is a super fund where you're in the driver’s seat. You're both a member and a trustee. You choose the investment strategy and manage the investments. An SMSF is flexible enough to allow you to invest in direct assets like property, private companies, and international assets.Can you use your super to buy a house?
You can access your superannuation once you have reached preservation age (for most people that’s 60) and retired, or after you turn 65 even if you’re still working. This means you can take it out all or some of your super to use to buy a house or pay off a mortgage or whatever you want.Who can be a trustee or a member of an SMSF?
A trustee can be any person over the age of 18 can be a trustee of an SMSF provided they are not a disqualified person or under a legal disability. A company may also act as trustee of an SMSF, with the directors the members of the fund. Members of an SMSF are also the trustees of the SMSFs, so they control how contributions are invested and how benefits are paid, subject to regulatory controls. Special rules apply to members, and trustees have responsibility for all aspects of running the SMSF. Talk to an SMSF Specialist provider and find out if an SMSF is right for you.
Can you Purchase Property with a Self-managed super fund?
Yes, your SMSF can own property. If you're considering buying property using your self-managed super fund (SMSF) it's important you understand the rules relating to SMSFs and property, and the types of property you can purchase.Can you use your SMSF to buy a house?
You can only buy property through your SMSF if you comply with the rules. The property must: * meet the 'sole purpose test' (solely providing retirement benefits to fund members) * not be acquired from a related party of a member * not be lived in by a fund member or any fund members' related parties * not be rented by a fund member or any fund members' related parties Find out more https://www.ato.gov.au/individuals-and-families/super-for-individuals-and-families/self-managed-super-funds-smsf/smsf-newsroom/smsfs-investing-in-propertyIs an SMSF right for me?
Managing your own superannuation may not suit everyone – but if you are one of an increasing number of Australians wanting to take control of your retirement planning, a Self-Managed Superannuation Fund (SMSF) may just be the answer. Talk to an SMSF Specialist provider and find out if an SMSF is right for you.
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