The SMSF Association is urging the Quality of Advice Review to “set in stone” the need for specialist training for those advising the self-managed superannuation fund sector.
The association has issued its submission to Treasury. The SMSF Association has argued that specialist training for professionals providing SMSF advice is “critical” the ensure the health of the
Value climbs ahead of member numbers, although most funds still shun advice. SMSFs assets increased 12 per cent to $892 billion in the year to March, according to the latest ATO statistics. The ri
Self-managed superannuation fund clients wishing to make a large concessional contribution over and above the concessional contribution cap should aim to split it over this financial year and the next, according to BT.