Over 50s neglecting super, survey finds
Only half of all Australians aged 50 and over are diverting their savings into super, according to research from a non-major bank.
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Only half of all Australians aged 50 and over are diverting their savings into super, according to research from a non-major bank.
The ATO has identified the most commonly reported contraventions this financial year and flagged concerns over auditors misreporting illegal ...
ASIC has banned a former financial adviser after investigations found he helped clients to access their superannuation through a scheme that ...
The Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia has estimated that around 800,000 super members are likely to be affected by the ...
A capital gains tax (CGT) issue that was causing confusion in the industry has been cleared up by the ATO, and professionals are being ...
With the focus predominantly on super members with above $1.6 million, it may be worth practitioners informing clients unaffected by the ...
With a significant portion of Australians missing the 30 June cut off last year when making non-concessional contributions, Colonial First ...
Craig Lawrenson, the head of SMSF at BT, has been appointed as the chief operations officer at Hub 24, effective mid-August.
The ATO will extend its focus on auditor independence in the next financial year, examining the referral sources of audits, and will also ...
SMSF trustees continue to be under a number of misconceptions in relation to CGT relief in terms of what assets are eligible for the relief ...