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  Individuals can now recontribute amounts they withdrew under the COVID-19 early release of super program.  
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As the new financial year is underway, there are some big changes to superannuation that could add up to a welcome lift in your retirement savings. Some areas that could well affect you or your family: Increase in Super Guarantee – how does this affect you? Higher contribution caps – the key things to consider […]
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  SMSFs will be able to add a fifth or sixth member to the fund using the Australian Business Registry from mid-August.  
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  The ATO will now have information on an individual’s new $65,000 car or their $100,000 boat as it looks to flush out tax dodgers who aren’t being completely honest about their financial affairs.  
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  SMSFs are looking to invest more in equities and less in cash in this low-yield environment, according to the Vanguard/Investment Trends 2021 SMSF Investor report released last week.  
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  SMSF members are highly satisfied with their choice of superannuation fund and the sector has topped satisfaction ratings across all types of funds.  
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  The growing prominence of SMSFs has made them a ripe target for scammers.  
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  Here is a practical approach to creating a retirement plan that will help enable financial peace of mind.  
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  How countries have evolved during this 65 year period is fascinating stuff to watch.  This chart is based on IMF Reports.  
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  Whether starting a new business or re-planning an existing one, a business plan is always a good idea.  Getting professional help drafting you plan is another good idea because planning a business's future should be done in the best manner possible.  
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  An SMSF trust deed must have a series of non-negotiable items in it, such as rules allowing the use of a contribution suspense account.  
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  The ATO made an extension relief for affected taxpayers and related SMSFs who are unable to meet the minimum yearly repayments on Division 7A loans due to COVID-19.  
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