Super Loans, Super Strategy

How to become a Super Borrower

Those with self managed super funds can now use once untouchable money to leverage their portfolios.

This is because the government changed the rules so that self managed super funds could borrow money to buy property or other assets..

Suddenly, it has become much more attractive to set up your own self managed super fund (SMSF).

Buying assets in an SMSF, rather than in your own name, has compelling advantages:

• Income earned from investments is taxed at just 15%  

• Capital gain is taxed at 10% or 15%

• Income or capital gain is tax free after you retire.

It doesn’t get much better than that!

The new regulations introduced last year  sparked a flurry of interest with lenders developing new loan products to meet a growing market.

However, self managed super funds are complex beasts subject to strict regulations, so it is important to obtain expert advice before jumping in at the deep end.

With that in mind Finding Finance has teamed up with a company which specialises in funding SMSF borrowers.

Through this partnership we can offer:

• A range of loan products and alternatives

• An education in how to set up an SMSF and how to use it for buying property

• Access to expert legal and accounting advice to ensure all legislative requirements are met.

For more information on buying property in a self managed super fund please send your name and phone number to ... smsf@findingfinance.com.au