Selfmanagedsuper‘s annual SMSF Roundtable discussed the impact of key events in advice, policy developments and trustee education.

Are the calls for more regulations from the retail and not-for-profit sectors the first shots in a new turf war or sabre-rattling by a few vocal groups.

Zoe Paterson examines the issue SMSF trustees are likely to have to deal with their own incapacity to run their own retirement savings fund.

The FASEA framework did not seem to make any allowances for accountants operating under a limited Australian financial services licence. Malavika Santhebennur finds out if the regime remains viable and what this treatment means for the future of accountants authorised to provide advice in this manner. When the Financial Adviser Standards and Ethics Authority (FASEA) […]

SMSF trustees and advisers know what the opposition party has mapped out for the sector, but they will still need to wait before proposals become policies.

Almost half the winners at the sixth annual SMSF Service Provider Awards were fresh award recipients compared to last year, highlighting a competitive market and shifting preferences from SMSF trustees.

Still dealing with fallout from the federal government’s 2016 major superannuation reforms, the SMSF industry expected a quieter budget night this year.