Do you know where your money is?
A Superfund is your money, a forced saving, but do you really know what’s happening to it? Week after week we receive our pay packets, notice the superannuation section and just shrug it off. “Well there’s nothing I can do with all that money, it’s just sitting there growing older everyday as I do”, well what if I told you that you were wrong. That there is something you can do with all of that money that’s just sitting there gathering dust. What if I told you that you could make more money on top of that?
Well let me introduce you to a little thing called a self-managed super fund. The means YOU get control of your super, and you get to decide where it is held and how it is used. You can invest your super and watch it GROW!
“The list of potential investment opportunities is stupendous! From property investment to shares and everything in between.
As with any investment opportunity risks are associated, this includes the fees of running a self-managed super fund to making a secure investment.
Let’s have a look at the benefits of a SMSF:
- Control
Control over your investments and your money and to take upon an opportunity that arises.
- Flexibility
The ability to respond to market changes with your investments.
- Growth
Growth of your super and of your investments! With the ability to garner a loan of up to 70% of the value of a property (for property investment) it now allows you to have the ability to make a lager purchase and investment for a higher return!
- Tax Reductions
Personal investments come along with a 15% tax on all profits earned, however investments where the income is asset based and supporting a pension income stream may have significantly reduced tax dependant on your situation.
- Combine Super Assets
A self-managed super fund trustee may combine their super assets with up to 3 other members to purchase assets and investments that you may not have been able to purchase solely.
- Planning
Self-managed super fund members have a greater say regarding the execution of death benefits and how they are to be paid, and are not binding similar to traditional superannuation funds.
There’s a lot that goes into managing a self-managed super fund, but you’re not alone, experts are here to help with years of experience at only a phone call away!
Where could your super take you?
Do you know where your money is?
A Superfund is your money, a forced saving, but do you really know what’s happening to it? Week after week we receive our pay packets, notice the superannuation section and just shrug it off. “Well there’s nothing I can do with all that money, it’s just sitting there growing older everyday as I do”, well what if I told you that you were wrong. That there is something you can do with all of that money that’s just sitting there gathering dust. What if I told you that you could make more money on top of that?
Well let me introduce you to a little thing called a self-managed super fund. The means YOU get control of your super, and you get to decide where it is held and how it is used. You can invest your super and watch it GROW!
“The list of potential investment opportunities is stupendous! From property investment to shares and everything in between.
As with any investment opportunity risks are associated, this includes the fees of running a self-managed super fund to making a secure investment.
Let’s have a look at the benefits of a SMSF:
- Control
Control over your investments and your money and to take upon an opportunity that arises.
- Flexibility
The ability to respond to market changes with your investments.
- Growth
Growth of your super and of your investments! With the ability to garner a loan of up to 70% of the value of a property (for property investment) it now allows you to have the ability to make a lager purchase and investment for a higher return!
- Tax Reductions
Personal investments come along with a 15% tax on all profits earned, however investments where the income is asset based and supporting a pension income stream may have significantly reduced tax dependant on your situation.
- Combine Super Assets
A self-managed super fund trustee may combine their super assets with up to 3 other members to purchase assets and investments that you may not have been able to purchase solely.
- Planning
Self-managed super fund members have a greater say regarding the execution of death benefits and how they are to be paid, and are not binding similar to traditional superannuation funds.
There’s a lot that goes into managing a self-managed super fund, but you’re not alone, experts are here to help with years of experience at only a phone call away!
Where could your super take you?