Business Succession, Estate planning, Superannuation, Testamentary trusts
Estate planning trap no. 1 – superannuation
Do you really understand your superannuation? I doubt that many of us do. Australians had a combined $3.4 trillion in super in March 2022 and…
Business Succession, Estate disputes, Estate planning, Superannuation
What happens to my super when I die?
Many Australians were left scratching their heads last week when it was reported that a Victorian Magistrate who, had a brief romance with a…
Business Succession, Estate planning, Superannuation
Self-managed super funds and estate planning
Superannuation funds are trust structures that provides benefit to their members upon retirement. The main difference between self-managed superannuation funds (SMSFs) and other super…
Business Succession, Estate planning
You can’t give what you haven’t got
Some property you may regard as your own may not form part of your estate upon your death and is therefore not capable of…
Business Succession, Buying property, Estate planning
How to avoid arguments over family loans
Have a written agreement If you’re borrowing or lending money, particularly where family or friends are involved, it always makes sense to formalise your…
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