A short video explaining how a self managed superannuation fund works.
A Self Managed Superannuation Fund (SMSF) is basically a superannuation fund that is controlled by the trustees / directors who are also members of the fund. They allow people to control their own super investments for their retirement. The control of your investments is a big appeal factor in setting up your fund.
Read more information about self managed super funds.
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Thomas Jacks BCom (Acc), SMSF SpecialistTM, Adv. Dip F.S. (FP)
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