Redwood Advisory SMSF
SMSF Property under the microscope of the ATO in the article below, highlights the importance of using specialist providers such as Redwood Advisory, who make SMSF borrowing investment in property easy http://www.afrsmartinvestor.com.au/p/howto/superannuation/watch_for_super_spruikers_ato_It9I0azT61kf75JKj0mJSK
read moreBy Ivan Filipovic – Director Redwood Advisory SMSF Specialists Recently there has been significant press about self managed superannuation funds (“SMSF”) causing a property bubble. This was referenced by the Reserve Bank of Australia (“RBA”) delivering a warning in late September in relation to the risk of SMSFs pushing up property prices. Redwood Advisory’s…
read moreRedwood Advisory SMSF Specialists SMSF Borrowing to invest is not for everyone but it can accelerate the growth of your SMSF assets allowing you to maximise your investment returns and reach your retirement goals earlier. Borrowing in a SMSF is allowed subject to certain conditions, including; The borrowing is in the name of the SMSF…
read moreDid you know that your SMSF balance can be used to borrow and invest in property? SMSF borrowing rules were revised to allow borrowing through your SMSF to invest in property, we would like to share with you some of the benefits of borrowing to invest in property through your SMSF. This article will focus…
read moreDid you know? Property investors can use limited recourse borrowing (LRBA) to fund off-the-plan investments using their self-managed super funds. Under this strategy, you can borrow to invest in property using your superannuation balance to purchase property off-the-plan. Developers can be up against it in selling properties off the plan and getting in at the…
read moreRedwood Advisory’s trusted Partner is ECG Wealth, Darrell Jolly – Operations Manager at ECG Wealth has explained NRAS in a nutshell in NRAS Short Read ver 2. The investor offers the property for rent 20% below market rent and the Government gives you a tax free grant of $10,350 per year (indexed) for 10 years.…
read moreSince 2007, a Self-Managed Super Fund (SMSF) has been allowed to borrow money to acquire an asset through a Limited Recourse Borrowing Agreement (“LRBA”). These borrowing arrangements have often been used to borrow to acquire property through your SMSF. This includes land with the intention of developing it. There are many advantages in relation to…
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