People use super fund lookup to access publicly available information about all super funds that have an Australian Business Number (ABN). Thanks to these information, you can identify the status of a fund that is regulated by the Australian Prudential … Continue reading
Buying a home is both daunting and exciting, especially when it comes to investing in oversea properties such as buying a property for sale in the USA. It takes time until you decide to purchase the property you want. To … Continue reading
Superannuation contributions including employer contributions and personal super contributions are cash amounts or assets contributed to a complying super fund for a person under the age of 75. Super contributions and the profit on the contributions are the key to … Continue reading
As a company director you have a legal responsibility to make sure that your company meets the PAYG – pay as you go withholding and the SGC – superannuation guarantee charge obligations. If you fail to meet the PAYG withholding … Continue reading
As one of the most effective and fastest growing Australian superannuation fund, the SMSF can provide you with great benefits and ability to manage your own fund. As a result, many industries are implementing this fastest growing trend worldwide. This … Continue reading
Self Managed Super Fund or just a SMSF, like other super funds, is a way of saving for your retirement. The basic difference between other types of funds and SMSF is that the members are also the trustees. This means … Continue reading
A tax file number (TFN) is a nine-digit number issued by the Australian Tax office (ATO) to individuals and organizations in order to help better and quicker process tax returns. You can obtain only one tax file number that will … Continue reading
Investing is not just for people who have a lot of money. Anyone can devote a little time and put aside certain amount of money and invest in something. Of course, this is only if you have steady full time … Continue reading
Superannuation is a way to save money for the future. If you work, no matter if it is a part time or a full time job, if you’re between 18 and 70 years old and if you earn more than … Continue reading
