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The FEG Recovery Program may now fund actions to recover unpaid superannuation entitlements owed by insolvent estates.

In Australia, traumatic events can happen without warning, affecting every aspect of your life. Trauma cover, also called critical illness insurance, is designed to provide a financial safety net during these difficult times.

Personal injury law provides support and compensation for people who have been injured due to someone else’s negligence, wrongdoing, or a workplace or institutional failure.

This edition of 'It depends' discusses whether you might be affected by the latest changes to superannuation.

These new amendments change how the 2016 Budget measures affect those with a TRIS or are about to enter into an LRBA.

This is a significant opportunity to leave the excess over the transfer balance cap within the superannuation system.

New regulations have commenced that will continue the tax exemption on the earnings of a SMSF when a pensioner has died.

The SG Amnesty legislation gives a one-off amnesty for employers who make voluntary disclosure during the amnesty period.

As part of the government’s budget measures announced in May 2008 to change the manner in which some income tests are applied and to remove any inconsistencies in the treatment of salaries that are not subject to income tax, legislation has been passed to support these initiatives.

If your employer hasn't been paying your superannuation contributions, the ATO is generally the best place to enquire.

In order to avoid underpayments, employers should review their current pay arrangements.

Loans by SMSF were found to be unenforceable because they were in breach of s42 & s65 SIS Act.

It is no secret that more and more people are using their SMSF to invest in property.

Whether your SMSF can buy shares in a private company.

This amnesty for employers allows time for unpaid superannuation guarantee amounts to be brought up to date voluntarily.

Further refinement of superannuation rules is essential for encouraging prudent retirement savings for all Australians.

An interdependency relationship is a category of people to whom we can pay your superannuation benefit.