SMSF Blueprint

01/01/2019

May we all have an amazing year! Happy New Year from SMSF Blueprint ❤️

25/12/2018

Wishing you hope, love, and joy! Merry and Christmas from the SMSF Blueprint team 🎄❤️

05/12/2018

“As a result of ASIC’s [Australian Securities and Investments Commission] SMSF review, the one thing we would like to focus on a bit more is trustee education and literacy, particularly over the next 12 months,”

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The ATO has given the SMSF sector a clean bill of health amid the super reform challenges as it looks to lift trustee education and literacy in the next 12 months.

08/11/2018

Made the news😀😀

The ATO’s amended stance on non-arm’s-length income (NALI) to include cost savings means advisers must now perform a more comprehensive analysis of certain expenses an SMSF incurs to avoid the associated income being taxed at the highest marginal tax rate, a technical expert has said.

23/10/2018

Your SMSF Blueprint's first edition is finally out! This will be exclusive for members, but since it’s the first edition and because we wanted everyone to have a sneak peek of the perks of being an SMSF Blueprint member, we are sharing it to you! Click here to view and download your copy! - http://bit.ly/yoursmsfblueprintv1

12/10/2018

So very true..🤔😀😀

I’ve been asked time and time again, what are some of the practical things people can employ to be happier and more successful on a day-to-day basis? To begin with, focussing on the below eight areas will provide you with an excellent foundation for personal and professional success.

Health – Cherish your body. Nothing else matters more. Focus on the energy you have. Eat well, exercise and relax daily. Fill your daily life with purposeful activities that give your body a reason to manifest energy.

Love – Love yourself by looking after your health and guarding your mind against negative images, negative thinking and negative associations. Look your best by wearing clothes that make you feel attractive. Have the courage to show and give love to your life partner, whether or not they give it back. Tell your partner daily what you love about them – words are powerful. Work just as much on your love life as you do on your work.

Family – Support your family at all times. Give them the confidence to pursue their goals and dreams. Help them overcome obstacles. Focus on their strengths and their good qualities. Remind them daily of their worth. Tell them you love them no matter what happens – whether they succeed or fail at anything. Spend time developing a relationship with all family members.

Work – Choose to love your work. Always do your best. Focus on the difference that your product or service is making to society. Have empathy for your customers. Value the privilege of serving them from the heart. Be grateful that you live in a society where there is the opportunity to work. At all times be honest in the ex*****on of your work. Master your job by constantly learning and evolving. Always ask yourself, ‘can I do this job better?’ Be impeccable in your conduct at work. Be fearless in your ex*****on.

Friendship – Let your words, laughter and charm bring a smile to others. Help your friends see the lighter side of life and not take themselves too seriously. Act with integrity and hold true to your standards and beliefs. Never compromise them to be popular. Never pre-judge others. Be open to new friendships. Always greet people with a smile and a friendly hello. How others respond is their own reality and has nothing to do with you.

Learning – Commit to 45 minutes of learning daily about every aspect of your life and not just your work and wealth. Limit watching TV and other popular media. Watch uplifting talks by great thinkers on TED.com. Read books from pioneering minds. Attend courses and seminars organised by people who care and have something unique to share. Listen twice as much you talk. Discover your talents by having self-awareness for your thoughts and feelings. Live a conscious life where you decide what you want to listen to, read and watch. Develop a growth mindset.

Wealth – Invest in yourself first before you invest your money. If you have a business invest in your own field of dreams first before investing with others on the stock market. Live a frugal lifestyle and reduce your dependence on money. Spend less, save more. Say no to consumerism and your addiction to buying more and more things that end up collecting dust or in land fill. Spend money on experiences. But don’t skimp on things that improve your life like better quality food or better quality education for you and your children.

Charity – Learn about the plight of others in need. Don’t shut yourself out to other people’s suffering. Help others by giving your time and/or money. Charity does not have to be grand. A simple kind word of support is sometimes all that someone needs. Help a team member at work. Share an idea that can help a friend live a better life or simply listen to them without distraction.

Source: Sam Makhoul. Wellness Daily

26/09/2018

Plan and live it your way visit www.smsfblueprint.com for more info

25/09/2018

Labor’s plan to scrap cash refunds for excess franking credits is facing fresh criticism, with new economic modeling finding it was the equivalent of slashing the balance of the average superannuation fund by up to 9 per cent.

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20/09/2018

Labor’s proposal to cut billions of cash refunds for ­excess franked dividends will be examined by a Coalition-dominated economics committee as the government looks to exploit the impact of the mooted policy on retirees before next year’s federal election.

Labor plans to abolish the ­rebate component of the ­imputation credits system that benefits shareholders and self-managed super funds by allowing them to cash in unused imputation credits.

Bill Shorten expects to claw back almost $60 billion over 10 years by abolishing the refunds, which are based on the difference between the corporate tax rate and the marginal tax rates of retirees, who can pay no tax. Read more here - http://bit.ly/2NrhfvS

20/09/2018

Has been a pleasure speaking at the SMSF Trustee Empowerment Day. Speaking in front of hundreds of SMSF trustees and accountants.

19/09/2018

Research, plan, and ask the experts

17/09/2018

Inheriting super from a partner on their death has become a major challenge that requires being aware of some rules that now apply.

Inhering super from a partner on their death has become a major challenge that requires being across the new rules.