Minny is a Chartered Accountant and SMSF specialist. She has over 15 years’ experience in the Private Business and Family advisory team specialising in Self-Managed Superannuation. Minny predominately works with high-net worth families and enjoys getting to know them and their next generation to tailor her service based on their needs. Striving to achieve the […]
Key points Explains the tax design under previous legislation and how the new tax may operate Discusses the current status and timing of legislation for the new tax Outlines the controversial design features of the new tax What was the proposed $3m super balance tax? The proposal was for a 15% tax on earnings for superannuation account […]
For SMSF trustees and retirees in pension phase, now is the time to review balances, minimum drawdowns, and compliance issues to ensure the fund remains eligible for tax concessions and avoids any last-minute pitfalls. Below are the key pension-related considerations before financial year-end. 1. Minimum Pension Payments To retain tax exemption on earnings within retirement […]
Key points While still subject to legislative passage it is looking increasingly likely that the Government still intends to introduce the new tax. It will mean that income, such as interest, derived on super balances above $3m will be taxed at broadly 30% (15% fund tax rate and 15% new tax rate) Individuals with large […]
As June 30 approaches, it’s essential to review your superannuation contributions to ensure you’re making the most of the available caps and benefits. Here are some key considerations to ensure that your super is working for you. Contribution caps and strategies Contribution caps are generally “use it or lose it.” If you’re aiming to build […]
This article was first published in The West Australian. Key points The median age for divorce continues to rise, bringing with it complex financial concerns Those with a self-managed superannuation fund can face complicated asset division Advisers can provide valuable support in navigating the intricacies of divorce and SMSFs As anyone who has faced the […]
As the financial year draws to a close, it’s a smart opportunity to maximise your super contributions. Private Wealth Partner Jordan Kennedy sits down with Family Advisory Partner Louise Meijer to discuss how to leverage superannuation caps to your benefit while going in-depth into the constraints to consider. If you never understood the particulars of superannuation, this is […]
Updated information as of April 1, 2025: Legislation to implement the proposed new tax on super balances above $3m did not pass Parliament prior to the election being called. The legislation has now expired and the new tax will not proceed as previously announced. While this outcome looked unlikely less than 12 months ago, pleasingly […]
Australians could be sitting on a golden opportunity to spur their super savings this year — but if they don’t act fast, they will miss out. That’s because in July they will lose the entitlement to claim any unused superannuation tax concessions from 2019-20, known as the concessional cap. The concessional cap is the total annual […]
“I am passionate about working with clients to achieve their goals. I work to make sure my clients can live the lifestyle they want both now and in retirement.” Bruce Grieve is a seasoned Private Client Adviser at Pitcher Partners Private Wealth, with over 20 years of expertise in financial planning. He excels in providing […]
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