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SMSF investors face property crackdown
The government has backed a Greens push to stop SMSFs using borrowed money to buy residential property, a move supporters say could help first-home buyers but critics warn will hurt retirement savers.
Ask Paul: What are the pros and cons of an SMSF?
"Say I have $200,000 in super - is it better to invest in a self-managed super fund (SMSF) or in an industry fund such as Aware Super?" asks Harris.
$17b shopping spree: Black Friday sales set to break records
Will you splurge or save this Black Friday? Plus: dodgy SMSF advice, CHOICE's Shonky winners, and why your chocolate bar might be missing... chocolate.
SXSW Sydney 2025: Five innovations changing how we live
Which Aussie startup could change how you save, invest or plan for the future? These five SXSW standouts are tackling real-life challenges.
The best and worst performing stocks of the week
The best performing stocks in the ASX top 100 this week include Pilbara Minerals up more than 15%, followed by IGO Limited, up more than 10%.
The truth about Donald Trump and TACO trades
TACO trades are here, Stake launches a new product, and how to boost your home's value by $118,000. Here are five things you may have missed this week.
Panic selling of SMSF assets ‘totally unnecessary’
Panic selling SMSF assets over concerns around the government's proposed 30% tax on super assets over $3 million is "totally unnecessary" says SMSF Alliance's David Busoli.
SMSFs still overloaded with Australian shares
Australia only makes up around 2% of the global share market, but SMSF investors have maintained a strong home country bias. Are they staying home to their detriment?
How to prepare for the SMSF annual return deadline
The main reporting obligation for some self-lodging SMSFs is just days away. Failing to lodge could cost you up to $1650.
LRBA explained: How SMSFs can borrow to invest
Your SMSF can invest in real estate by borrowing money through what's called a limited recourse borrowing arrangement or LRBA. So what is that?
