One recent court case has proven to be a watershed moment for the SMSF sector.

SMSF retirement phase interests have many compliance obligations for trustees to satisfy.

Recent changes to both the financial advice and superannuation rules will have a noticeable impact on the sector.

Taking advantage of the legacy pension amnesty may not necessarily be an automatic decision.

There is a wide range of guidance materials serving different purposes the regulator publishes for SMSF stakeholders.

SMSFs have been caught out by a very grey regulatory situation that needs addressing immediately.

The CSLR in its current form is not viable and requires urgent attention to avoid having it significantly damage the advice industry.

An SMSF member can achieve peace of mind by ensuring their death benefits are allocated to the right family members.

Transfer duty will be a relevant consideration for trustees looking to exit primary production assets from their fund.