If you want to save for a comfortable and secure retirement, you may need to make additional contributions to your DIY Super Fund. Due to the lower tax rate on income, it is the most tax effective way to accumulate funds for retirement.

A DIY superannuation fund is an individual, family or small business-based fund that consists of one to four members. There are two types of DIY super funds: Small APRA Fund (SAF) and Self-Managed Super Fund (SMSF).

Crea & Co prefer something with the name Super in it as everyone then knows the purpose of the Fund. However you do not need to have Super or your own name for your Fund e.g. if your name is Bill and Maria Jones, you could call it: You could call it some special or family name e.g. Maria's maiden name may have been Ruggiero so you may decide to call the Fund Ruggiero Super Fund.

Tax is paid on contributions & investment earnings. The Maximum tax payable on super fund earning is 15%, this tax is reduced by franking credits received by the fund

Yes. However this will depend on the amount you have invested in Superannuation. See our web site choice of Funds for existing Superannuation monies and future Superannuation contributions.

Your attendance and contributions are very important. There are many benefits gained from attending and contributing to a RIPE Meeting: Decisions are made in an open forum where everyone who attends is allowed to voice an opinion. If your organisation is represented at a RIPE Meeting you will be able to influence the decisions made. The RIPE community is extremely influential. If you contribute during a RIPE Meeting, your opinion will have an influence on policies.

Catholic Tuition Organization offers an online contribution method that allows you to make your payment directly on our web site. The process is secure and safe, using Verisign Secure Site. The online payment method is easy and fast and provides an instant tax receipt for your records. And upon authorization of the credit card transaction, your contribution is immediately received and posted.

Large scale operations: Through EGEE a coordinated large scale operational setup is created. This will lead to significant cost savings and at the same time improved level of service provided at each participating resource partner. Specialist competence: By distributing service tasks among the partners EGEE will make use of the leading specialists in Europe to build and support the infrastructure.

The University’s current Enterprise Agreement (EA) makes no allowance for scheme choice. Consequently you must become a member of the University’s nominated fund, UniSuper. The College does offer scheme choice to casual employees only. The default scheme is UniSuper.

A regulated super fund is a fund that complies with super legislation and regulations. The fund can be either a managed fund or a self-managed super fund and must be regulated to receive concessional tax rates.

When selecting your super fund there are many factors to keep in mind, some of the key points to keep in mind include:

ASIC provides a super booklet which can help you to understand more about your retirement nest egg, make informed financial decisions, and maximise your superannuation savings.

A small or DIY (do it yourself) superannuation fund is an individual, family or small business based fund of one to four members. The DIY fund is a separate legal entity. This is what makes having a DIY fund different to holding a member account within a larger superannuation master trust or retail superannuation product.

A Self Managed Superannuation Fund is a Superannuation Fund that is managed by you and regulated by the Australian Taxation Office (ATO). All the members of the fund must be trustee of the fund.

Do-It-Yourself superannuation fund is an informal name for a Self-Managed Superannuation Fund (SMSF). Self-Managed Super Fund is a superannuation fund that is regulated by the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) and all members of the fund are trustees of the fund. There are exceptions to this rule, such as, a member who is a minor, or, one who is under legal disability. In such cases, regulatory provisions state that a member of the SMSF cannot be the trustee of the fund.

Besides the satisfaction of contributing to an open source project, we will include the references to relevant papers in the software guide. Having algorithms published in the form of reproducible research helps science move faster and encourages people who needs your algorithms to use them.

The DIY Together site is created for all DIYers who want advice or share their experiences. You can be living anywhere but currently it's in English only. Please go to the ABOUT page and read about the DIY Together services.

Yes, if you have a Self-Managed Superannuation Fund (where you are legally responsible for your own superannuation), then you could look at investing in our Funds as part of your superannuation investment strategy. In fact, many of our investors are investing through their Self-Managed or DIY Superannuation Fund. We suggest you seek independent advice. There are a number of ways to define and measure risk.

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a) The member has reached age 65 (but not yet 75) and is no longer gainfully employed to at least a part time equivalent level. b) The member is no longer gainfully employed for at least 30 hours each week and reached age 75 before 1 July 2004. A member is gainfully employed to a part time equivalent level if the member was gainfully employed for at least 240 hours during the previous financial year.

Rolling over or transferring your super monies to a different fund requires obtaining your member account number, an approximate account balance and completing a form approving the transfer. Rollover authority forms should be available from your new super fund and sent to your old fund/s. Upon rollover your new super fund may need to deduct tax from any untaxed portion of your benefits.

You can download a Transfer form or phone us on 1300 366 212 & a form will be mailed to you. We will take care of the transfer on your behalf. Before requesting the transfer, we recommend you contact your other fund and ask:

Transferring your other super account(s) into your Westscheme account could increase your retirement savings by reducing your costs. Westscheme does not charge a fee to recover your rollover(s), although your other account may. Before you decide to transfer your other super account(s) into Westscheme, it???s a good idea to make sure you don???t lose out on benefits and entitlements by leaving your existing fund(s).

Yes you can. The Australian Taxation Office has set out rules regarding the purchase of artworks. Please ask your financial advisor for the appropriate advice.

The table below shows the Winning Categories, the Odds, and the Distribution of the Prize Fund between the three Winning Categories of Super 5:

they’re employed under a State award or a registered or approved industrial agreement where the award or agreement specifies the fund to pay to; or they’re employed under a certified agreement under the Industrial Relations Act 1988 or an AWA or certified agreement under the Workplace Relations Act 1996 where the agreement specifies the fund to pay to; or they’re members of a defined benefit fund where they would be entitled to the same retrenchment, resignation or retirement b.

A We will contact you if there are taxes to be paid asking you to write a cheque to the Australian Taxation Office and forward it to us. We take care of the rest.

Yes. There is a 5% limit of the market value of the Fund when the loan is made. It is necessary to pay interest on the loan. I Am Drawing a Pension from My DIY Super Fund Following My Retirement and I Am About To Take another Job Can my employer pay my complying 9% super into my DIY Super Fund? Yes. Your DIY Super Fund and Pension Fund are governed by the same trust deed and it is simply a Matter of having accumulation super monies and pension monies under the same fund.