Selling SMSF property involves managing tax, compliance, and lender discharge processes, especially with an LRBA. Proper documentation and planning can help avoid audit delays.
Thinking about using gearing inside your SMSF? This guide breaks down how SMSF gearing works, the potential benefits for growing your retirement wealth, and the risks you’ll need to manage. From borrowing rules and tax advantages to practical strategies and compliance essentials, discover how to use leverage wisely to maximise long-term returns in your super fund.
Managing an SMSF loan doesn’t have to feel overwhelming. With the right repayment strategy, you can use rental income and member contributions to pay down debt faster while keeping your fund compliant and financially stable. This guide walks you through practical ways to reduce interest, boost cash flow, and balance repayments with liquidity so your SMSF can grow stronger for the future.
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Deciding between residential and commercial property in your SMSF can shape both your cash flow and long-term retirement strategy. This guide breaks down the pros and cons of each — from tax treatment and tenant rules to growth potential and yields — so you can make an informed choice for your fund.
If you’re considering using your Self-Managed Super Fund (SMSF) to buy property, you’ve probably heard the term Limited Recourse Borrowing
