SUPDIY010.doc
Self-Managed Super Funds (SMSFs) have become a popular way for Australians to control their superannuation. The basic requirements are that the fund must have between one and four members and these people are normally family or business related. All members need to be trustees (guardians of the money) and even if the fund is only for one person you still require two trustees, although a corporate trustee with only one director can be used.
This style of super fund will suit more experienced investors who may fall into the following categories:
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