Startups contemplating an IPO must have all their ducks in a row and be willing to get their hands dirty, says Andrew Ward, founder and managing director of recently-listed fintech company SelfWealth. Launched in 2012, the online, cloud-based share trading platform offers investors flat fee brokerage, regardless of the trade size, as well as access […]
More Australian small business owners are opting to take on self-managed super funds.
It’s the unsexy topic we love to avoid. Superannuation gets filed in that box of life admin tasks right alongside insurance and phone plans.
Most people know something about self managed super funds (SMSFs), the do-it-yourself version of compulsory superannuation. But for many people, the many benefits of SMSFs – as well as the potential costs – are unknown.
As a business owner, you face the constant decision of how much to allocate to superannuation versus how much to invest in business assets. Bit, if you own your own business and also have a self managed super fund (SMSF), you can have the best of both worlds. Here’s how.
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