
#004 - Why You Should NEVER Set Up Your Own SMSF! 🚨❌
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In this episode of SMSF Insider, host Troy, founder of Blue Chip SMSF Services, discusses the critical reasons why individuals should never attempt to set up their own Self-Managed Super Fund (SMSF). Drawing from his extensive experience over the past 20 years, Troy highlights the complexities involved in managing an SMSF and shares cautionary tales of those who have tried to navigate this process without proper guidance. He emphasizes the importance of establishing the SMSF correctly, including ensuring the deed allows for borrowing and that assets are purchased in the fund's name.
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Please note: The information provided in this recording is for coaching and educational purposes only. It should not be considered personal financial advice. Everyone’s situation is different, so before acting on any of the content discussed, please seek independent financial advice tailored to your specific circumstances
Timestamps:
00:00:00 - 00:00:00: Introduction
00:00:31 - Why You Shouldn't Set Up Your Own SMSF
00:01:52 - Common Mistakes in SMSF Setup
00:02:40 - The Importance of Professional Guidance
00:03:54 - End of Year Reporting Requirements
00:04:36 - Understanding Borrowing and Investment Strategies
00:05:29 - Compliance and Legislative Changes
00:06:58 - Property Purchase Regulations in SMSF
00:07:51 - Asset Purchase Guidelines for SMSF
00:08:38 - The Role of Professionals in SMSF Management
00:09:39 - Next Steps After Establishing Your SMSF
00:10:54 - Legal Documentation and Investment Decisions