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Or they get to age 58 and find the business implodes and their decision not to contribute, as their business is their super, means they are without retirement savings. Unfortunate for each person who does use the small business concessions and thump their caps you also hear of those who avoided...

The best one is the judiciary. Did you know that some of the rules for super don't apply to them - Including some tax law !! ...Its a constitutional issue. Outrageous really. Every Govt that tries gets blocked by the judiciary going to the HC. (The animals in the zoo making their own rules)

Govt will always intervene. The chief reason they wont adversely harm super is that every dollar of super is a dollar of pension they will save. And with a growing ageing population its a election killer to harm retirees. Its likely that the overly generous tax aspects (ie exempt income and...

A SMSF gets same TH as a individual. Higher than a trust in QLD.

Wylie - We may have discussed this before. s66(1) of SIS Act doesn't permit a SMSF to acquire that property if its residential rental. The rule prohibits both direct ownership or a limited recourse loan to acquire it. If this was not a issue (ie if it was commercial property) then in theory...

Super is a concessionally taxed retirement savings vehicle. Its should be a part of EVERY persons financial strategy with less emphasis for younger people rising with age. For some it takes less emphasis than property BUT should never be excluded for that reason. Super in Australia has often...