Common sense the best defence against fraudsters: forensic auditor
Basic common sense is one of the best tools to detect fraudulent schemes, a forensic auditor has said.
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The rise and fall of the world’s largest economies | GDP Epic Battle (1560–2025)
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Avoid LRBA structure short cuts
SMSF trustees using limited recourse borrowing arrangements (LRBA) should avoid trying to cut corners in setting up a trust for the loan, with an SMSF structure expert stating they should set up a dedicated bare trust for each gearing measure.
Challenges with TBC increase for those in pension phase
The increase in the transfer balance cap from $1.9 million to $2 million is not as simple as it seems, particularly for members already in pension phase, a leading adviser has said.
Death benefits not reliant on probate
A retirement savings specialist has confirmed the payment of an SMSF death benefit is not dependent upon any of the procedures associated with the deceased member’s estate.
ATO flags October SAR lodgment date
The Tax Office has reminded trustees that SMSFs need to start preparing for their SMSF annual return lodgment, which is due by 31 October 2025.
Investment and economic outlook, July 2025
Latest forecasts for investment returns and region-by-region economic outlook
How personal data could boost your retirement income by up to 50%
Tailoring your retirement strategy based on your personal data could be invaluable
How financial advice can reduce stress and save time
Research explores the benefits investors can derive from financial advice