Compulsory superannuation has been recognised as the key driver to build retirement savings, but most retirees plan to keep it for future health needs.

Individuals who are looking to become SMSF trustees are on average getting younger, which is a sign the sector is in a healthy state.

SMSF practitioners are key users of service providers and are invited to tell us which firms have led the way in the past year.

The SMSF Association claims ongoing growth in fund assets is not unexpected and highlights the resilience of the sector.

Treasure Jim Chalmers has outlined key areas for change in the superannuation sector, but has appeared to contradict one of his colleagues with his comments.

SMSFs have demonstrated how well they have allowed members to manage the investment market turbulence experienced over the past year.

Industry analysis has shown the initiative to allow people to access their superannuation early as a COVID-19 financial hardship measure was a success.

The preserved nature of superannuation benefits creates planning opportunities for members receiving a split from their former spouse.