“Structures such as private ancillary funds can be worth exploring... they get their own tax regime... a large charitable donation can be particularly useful in a year where you've realised a substantial capital gains event”
Paul Benson, Guidance Financial Services · Financial Autonomy · UPDATED Beyond Building Wealth: 4 Things Your Retirement Plan Might Be Missing
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What was described
suggest wealthy retirees set up private ancillary funds for charitable giving, similar to a self-managed super fund with its own tax regime
Said nearby on the same subject
“We sent out our own survey to the industry to ask them, how many of your projects are financed by self-managed super funds? ... a few thousand”
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Tom Devitt HIA
The Elephant In The Room Property Podcast | Inside Australian Real Estate ·
“Tax simplifies because if you're using a fund of fund, it's all managed through that one fund… your tax next year is going to be more complicated with multiple ETFs.”
“If I was looking at a fund at a top level, I'd go, well, what are my top 10 names? How hard are they run? Do I own those names across multiple funds I might own?”