Redwood Advisory SMSF
There has been significant press around Self Managed Superannuation Funds (“SMSF”) and Australian Property investment recently. It is arguable that every bank is jumping on the SMSF Property bandwagon with every bank now marketing a SMSF loan product. Regardless of whether you choose to use a third-party loan, a related party loan, or a combination…
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 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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