Bruce Brammall, 15 May, 2019, Eureka Report SUMMARY: Double “gotcha!” moment on the campaign trail! Sadly, proving neither leader understood their own superannuation policies. One of the great problems with superannuation’s … Read More The leaders super stuff up

Bruce Brammall, 17 April, 2019, Eureka Report SUMMARY: Don’t miss the opportunity to make bigger NCCs to your super fund by misunderstanding the rules. Here’s what you need to know. Getting … Read More Maximising your super contributions

Bruce Brammall, 3 April, 2019, Eureka Report             SUMMARY: Some will be able to pump an an extra $250,000 into super from the Coalition’s Budget. … Read More Budget ‘back in the black’

Bruce Brammall, 5 March, 2019, Eureka Report SUMMARY: Low interest rates make the strategy of topping up super instead of paying down the home loan a worthwhile consideration. If you’re in … Read More To top up, or pay down?

Bruce Brammall, 19 March, 2019, Eureka Report SUMMARY: A win for some little SMSF people and the figures showing buying off-the-plan is a financial disaster. Within a few minutes of … Read More Why SMSF and OTP just don’t click

Bruce Brammall, 20 February, 2019, Eureka Report   SUMMARY: DIY super fund trustees get political, forming their own party to take their interests to Canberra. Self-managed super fund trustees are … Read More A new political party for SMSFs

Bruce Brammall, 6 February, 2019, Eureka Report SUMMARY: Super fund fees should never have been used to cross-subsidise personal financial advice, Kenneth Hayne argues. Superannuation is going back to basics. … Read More Super goes back to basics

Bruce Brammall, 9 January, 2019, Eureka Report SUMMARY: Here are the major issues to consider if you’re gazing into your SMSF crystal ball for the year ahead. Without what seems … Read More The year ahead for SMSFs

Bruce Brammall, 19 December, 2018, Eureka Report   SUMMARY: The wins and the losses of superannuation in 2018 – plenty to celebrate, but some land mines to watch out for. … Read More The wins and losses for super