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| | | ... this will mean that they will miss out on tax refunds. As direct investors in shares, self-managed superannuation funds (SMSFs) will be significantly affected by this levy. While the tax is levied by esoteric means - and is quite possibly unintentional ... |
| | | | ... accountants and financial advisers. He has also worked at BT Funds Management and Perpetual Funds Management. "The growth in SMSFs over the past decade has been phenomenal," Wealthtrac chief executive Matthew Johnson said. "Today more and more people ... |
| | | | ... option if available," CoreData head of Advice, Wealth and Super, Salvador Saiz, said. "In the battle to combat the leakage to SMSFs, the study does indicate that DIOs could be key, with more than half of those likely to establish or set up an SMSF indicating ... |
| | | | ... structure a little over 18 months ago, where prior to this only domestic equities were available. "Investors, particularity SMSFs, want greater visibility of their investments and managed accounts provide this. Through our managed account service, advisers ... |
| | | | ... Australian standard at $500,000. A small and relatively inaccessible bond market in Australia has seen private investors and SMSFs allocating globally anomalous amounts to cash and term deposits. According to research by Investment Trends, in April this ... |
| | | | ... Investment Patterns Survey June 2013. Multiport, an SMSF administrator and subsidiary of AMP, surveyed 1,950 of its client SMSFs. It found that the average contribution in FY 2013 was $35,200, compared with $47,500 in FY 2012. "This significant decline ... |
| | | | ... Australian investors are, for whatever reason, wedded to cash. This is particularly true of self-managed superannuation funds (SMSFs), which as of April 2013 had 26% - or $140 billion - invested in cash. This huge assignment to cash is a global anomaly. ... |
| | | | ... people having pensions paid out at the flick of a switch these days." However, he said that while self-managed super funds (SMSFs) do not currently invest much in infrastructure, this is due to a lack of opportunity rather than a lack of will. "So you ... |
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