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Insurance advertisements often claim that those on their policies saved money. It might make you wonder about your own insurance policy. Why is this insurance company cheaper than mine? Does this mean that my insurance company makes a lot more money?

It all comes down to how much money your insurance company pays out.

The cheapest insurance is, of course, no insurance at all. In many cases, this will not cause any financial losses at all. But that’s not the point of insurance, which is bought in case an incident occurs.

NFTs are all the rage at the moment, with many looking for investment opportunities in the trending asset. But for many of us, the acronym may leave us with more questions than answers. What exactly is an NFT?

NFT stands for Non-Fungible Token. Breaking this term down, fungible means replaceable by another identical item. A BHP share or a unit in a listed unit trust is fungible because each share or unit is identical. Therefore, it can be deduced that an item that is non-fungible is an item that cannot be replicated and is unique.

Is it possible for an SMSF to invest in digital assets such as cryptocurrency or non-fungible tokens? If so, how do they do it? It’s a question that is often asked by those looking for alternative investments for super funds.

Can An SMSF Invest In These Assets?

The simple answer to that is yes, but only if all of the rules for the SMSF are complied with. These rules apply in exactly the same way to any other kind of SMSF investment (whether it’s an NFT, a holiday house or a parcel of shares in a listed company).

The COVID-19 pandemic has affected everyone’s lives, and SMSF trustees are no exception.

While the worst of the pandemic is (hopefully) behind us, trustees still have difficult questions to ponder as they focus on how best to position their SMSF in 2020-21 financial year.

If there is anything in this blog that you are unsure about, we encourage you to contact me to discuss your specific circumstances in more detail.

The COVID-19 pandemic has affected everyone’s lives, and SMSF trustees are no exception.

While the worst of the pandemic is (hopefully) behind us, trustees still have difficult questions to ponder as they focus on how best to position their SMSF in 2020-21 financial year.

If there is anything in this blog that you are unsure about, we encourage you to contact me to discuss your specific circumstances in more detail.

The COVID-19 pandemic has affected everyone’s lives, and SMSF trustees are no exception.

While the worst of the pandemic is (hopefully) behind us, trustees still have difficult questions to ponder as they focus on how best to position their SMSF in 2020-21 financial year.

If there is anything in this blog that you are unsure about, we encourage you to contact me to discuss your specific circumstances in more detail.

The COVID-19 pandemic has affected everyone’s lives, and SMSF trustees are no exception.

While the worst of the pandemic is (hopefully) behind us, trustees still have difficult questions to ponder as they focus on how best to position their SMSF in 2020-21 financial year.

If there is anything in this blog that you are unsure about, we encourage you to contact me to discuss your specific circumstances in more detail.

The COVID-19 pandemic has affected everyone’s lives, and SMSF trustees are no exception.

While the worst of the pandemic is (hopefully) behind us, trustees still have difficult questions to ponder as they focus on how best to position their SMSF in 2020-21 financial year.

If there is anything in this blog that you are unsure about, we encourage you to contact me to discuss your specific circumstances in more detail.

The COVID-19 pandemic has affected everyone’s lives, and SMSF trustees are no exception.

While the worst of the pandemic is (hopefully) behind us, trustees still have difficult questions to ponder as they focus on how best to position their SMSF in 2020-21 financial year.

If there is anything in this blog that you are unsure about, we encourage you to contact me to discuss your specific circumstances in more detail.

The COVID-19 pandemic has affected everyone’s lives, and SMSF trustees are no exception.

While the worst of the pandemic is (hopefully) behind us, trustees still have difficult questions to ponder as they focus on how best to position their SMSF in 2020-21 financial year.

If there is anything in this blog that you are unsure about, we encourage you to contact me to discuss your specific circumstances in more detail.