Self Managed Super Fund Workshop
Given the uncertainty of the economic future, wouldn't it be great if you could gain a peace of mind of your own future, that you'll have a comfortable retirement? To know all that time and effort you invested prior to retiring will allow you to enjoy a stable income even when you do leave the workforce.
Your superannuation should allow you to maintain your standard of living without comprise, giving you long term financial security. It is a long-term savings vehicle and an effective way to accumulate wealth in a low tax environment.
But the problem most people are facing, is that there seems to be a disconnect between the ownership of your super and the control of your super. There are so many rules and regulations, for you to understand and wrap your head around, in order to make a well informed decision, that many feel like their super could be working harder for them. Unless your profession is within the financial industry, there is simply not enough time to understand everything you need to know.
However as forensic investigative accountants, Dolman Bateman have been exposed to many forms of superannuation structures.
From our analysis and litigation research we've gain a great deal of experience in self managed super funds, also known as, SMSFs.
Earlier this year we conducted a survey about SMSFs. From the survey we have created a workshop that will answer many of the most important questions about SMSFs. These include:
Why should I change over to SMSFs?
How do I get started?
What ways are there to maximise return and reduce risk?
Details
Where: The Hilton Hotel, Sydney CBD
When: 10th December, 2012 @ 1pm - 2pm
Cost: Free
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Disclaimer: The information provided in this article is general in nature and does not constitute personal financial, legal or tax advice. All content relates to the current financial year only. Future changes to tax laws, thresholds or administrative requirements may affect the accuracy or relevance of this information, so you should always confirm that the guidance remains current. While every effort has been made to ensure accuracy at the time of publication, Dolman Bateman accepts no responsibility or liability for any loss or damage arising from reliance on this information. You should seek professional advice tailored to your circumstances before making any financial or tax decision.
