SMSFs are not for everyone – how do you know if it’s right for you?

By NGS Super
Community contribution / October 13, 2015

For those who want control over how their superannuation is managed, and if you are prepared to do the work, a self-managed super fund (SMSF) could be a great option.

With a recommended minimum balance of $200,000, a SMSF can give you the flexibility to establish and maintain an investment ...

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NGS Super is your industry super fund dedicated to education and community-based organisations, run only to benefit members. We help provide financial security for those who work hard to serve the community. Our members are teachers, school staff, mutual finance employees and other community workers who are dedicated to not just doing well, but also to doing good. As their industry super fund, we’re dedicated to the dedicated!

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