It was not that long ago you could contribute 1 mil in a single financial year into a SMSF tax free.
Many people I know around that time sold property to dump it into the SMSF. To then use that same money to but property.
It was tax advantageous.
Fast forward now the money is trapped in property forcing you to sell it in a short while as you were reliant on that income for retirement, only to pay more tax in retirement because you
worked hard sold your second property and contributed to SMSF.
How policy dictates everything you can/can not do and your future.
With out doing the numbers long term you may as well just have property in a trust and paid a bit every year.
Timmy
Many people I know around that time sold property to dump it into the SMSF. To then use that same money to but property.
It was tax advantageous.
Fast forward now the money is trapped in property forcing you to sell it in a short while as you were reliant on that income for retirement, only to pay more tax in retirement because you
worked hard sold your second property and contributed to SMSF.
How policy dictates everything you can/can not do and your future.
With out doing the numbers long term you may as well just have property in a trust and paid a bit every year.
Timmy