Is it worth buying an investment property in a self-managed super fund?
Adding property to the mix in a self-managed superannuation fund (SMSF) can offer enticing tax benefits but comes with an array of complexities that need to be considered by prospective investors.
Plotting a path through the convoluted and complex SMSF maze is no easy feat but this article is a beacon for investors looking to include property in their fund. (Image source: Shutterstock.com)
A self-managed super fund (SMSF) offers Australians a way to take control of their superannuation and to invest their long-term savings into assets they believe will provide strong returns, including property.
More and more Australians choose to self-manage their super funds because it offers them the flexibility as well as control of their financial future. There is a growing interest to buy property under their SMSF because it can be lucrative…
