How we help
What the advice covers
An SMSF gives you more control over how your super is invested, along with legal responsibilities and fixed running costs. We help you decide whether that trade-off makes sense, and advise on the strategy of a fund you already run.
- Suitability. Whether an SMSF suits your balance, goals, time and interest in managing the fund.
- Costs and alternatives. How SMSF costs compare with retail and industry fund options.
- Investment strategy. Diversification, liquidity, risk and the needs of each member.
- Specific assets. The rules and risks of holding direct property or other assets in the fund.
- Contributions and pensions. Planning contributions and the move into retirement phase.
- Insurance and nominations. Cover for members and death benefit arrangements.
How it fits your wider plan
An SMSF is one part of your retirement plan, not a goal in itself. We consider how it fits with your investments outside super, your estate plans and any business assets. We do not establish funds, prepare accounts or handle compliance. Your SMSF accountant, administrator, auditor and lawyer look after those areas, and we work with them where needed.
Who it suits
- Business owners considering holding business premises in super
- Professionals and executives with established balances who want more control
- Retirees and pre-retirees reviewing an existing fund’s strategy
