The discussion paper just released regarding funding of the CSLR represents a disturbing development for the superannuation industry.

Current economic conditions are requiring acknowledgement that companies with a particular set of characteristics are now offering the best investment opportunities.

The SMSF in-house asset rules are intricate, broad and have a significant impact on wealth building strategies.

The introduction of payday super is one of the most significant changes to superannuation in decades and will have implications for SMSFs.

An SMSF investment in a property development needs to be structured correctly to avoid unwanted compliance issues.

The validity of binding death benefit nominations can be a difficult matter to manage particularly when the original instructions are changed.

The application of the wholesale investor rules for SMSF members is important but currently remains unclear.

A Part A qualification raised during an SMSF audit is meaningful and not just an unwanted inconvenience.

The idea to make superannuation funds pay a levy for the Compensation Scheme of Last Resort is an extremely bad proposal and should be scrapped immediately.