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Ep 13: How much super do you need to have to justify setting up a Self Managed Super Fund?

• Stuart Wemyss & Mena Abraham • Season 2 • Episode 5

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This week Stuart & Mena discuss what super balance you need to have to justify setting up a SMSF. This discussing includes:   

  • Be clear on reasons why and consider if there are more cost-effective alternatives. If it’s because you want more control, often there are simpler and more cost effective alternatives. 
  • If it’s to invest in direct property, then there’s no min balance per se, it will probably be guided by how much you can borrow (inside super). 
  • Other reasons could include intergenerational wealth (e.g., pooling family’s super monies), estate planning, investing in unlisted investments, etc. 

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