About Self Managed Super Funds
What is Self Managed Super?
All Superannuation Funds are designed to provide retirement benefits to the members of that Fund, and must operate in accordance with the Superannuation Industry Supervision Act.
The difference between a Self Managed Superannuation Fund (SMSF) and other types of superannuation funds is that the members of a SMSF are usually also the trustees (or the directors of a corporate trustee) for the fund.
SMSF’s must have less than 5 members.
The SMSF is established under a trust deed, which is known as the funds Governing Rules, which outlines what the Trust can and can’t do. It also outlines the duties and responsibilities of the trustees and members of the fund.
To obtain more information about SMSFs, click here
For more information regarding our services for SMSFs, you can download our service guide here
What's New
SMSF Investment Patterns Survey - December 2011
To get a closer insight into where SMSF trustees invest, Multiport regularly undertakes an analysis of our SMSFs investments
Trustee Newsletter
Our Trustee Newsletter for December 2011 is now available online. To access it please click
Adviser Newsletter
Our Adviser Newsletter for December 2011 is now available online. To access it please click
Multiport reaches a major milestone
Thanks to the fantastic support of advisers and clients Multiport recently broke through $2 billion funds under administration
How to work with the new collectible rules
As a result of the Cooper review, rule changes have been implemented in relation to the requirements for the ownership of collectible and personal use assets by SMSFs
Multiport Makes SMSF Gearing Easier - May 2011
Multiport has launched an integrated SMSF gearing package
