Wealth & Retirement · 2 Nov 2026 SMSFs vs Other Super Funds All superannuation funds aim to provide retirement benefits, but there are key differences between Self-Managed Super Funds (SMSFs) and other super ...

Wealth & Retirement · 2 Nov 2026 Inheriting a Home Many people are aware that if you inherit a home and sell it within two years of the deceased’s passing, the sale may be exempt from capital gains ...

Wealth & Retirement · 2 Nov 2026 Stuck in the Middle: How the Sandwich Generation in Australia Can Cope Financially Caught between caring for your kids and ageing parents? Learn how the sandwich generation in Australia can reduce financial stress and protect their ...

Wealth & Retirement · 2 Nov 2026 Breaking up & estate planning A recent decision by the Full Federal Court around a man’s tragic death by suicide clarified the standing of a de facto spouse in the context of a ...

Wealth & Retirement · 2 Nov 2026 Navigating the Complexities of Capital Gains Tax (CGT) and Trusts The interaction between Capital Gains Tax (CGT) and trusts is notoriously complex.

Wealth & Retirement · 2 Nov 2026 Who is eligible to join an SMSF? An SMSF (Self-Managed Super Fund) can be established by almost anyone, with a maximum of six members.

Wealth & Retirement · 2 Nov 2026 Thinking About an SMSF? Here’s What You Should Know First Self-Managed Super Funds (SMSFs) have become an increasingly popular way for Australians to take control of their retirement savings.

Wealth & Retirement · 2 Nov 2026 Inheriting assets other than a home When inheriting a home, most people are aware that if it is sold within two years of the deceased’s passing, no capital gains tax (CGT) is payable.

Wealth & Retirement · 2 Nov 2026 What to Do If You Exceed Your Super Contribution Caps in Australia Superannuation is one of the most tax-effective ways to save for retirement.

Wealth & Retirement · 2 Nov 2026 Tax on Redundancy Payments Explained Being made redundant often comes with a lump sum payout.