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SMSF sector hit the reset button: Research

BY CHLOE WALKER | TUESDAY, 28 FEB 2023 12:41PM

The introduction of the Transfer Balance Cap (TBC) in 2017 saw contributions into SMSFs plummet by 60%. While it didn't take them long to bounce back, how they're used has changed.

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