SMSFs: The game changer for investors facing borrowing limits

The duo discusses the rising interest in SMSFs, and how investors can use and manage their self-funded super funds to grow their portfolios.
Eva said SMSFs allow investors to leverage up to 90 per cent of the property’s value, enhancing purchasing power and potentially yielding better returns than traditional investments like shares.

While SMSFs are increasingly accessible to middle-income Australians, with lower entry thresholds and a wider variety of lenders, there are limitations, such as restrictions on renovations and access to equity within the fund.

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Similarly, compliance requirements around SMSFs, such as annual audits and, in some cases, business activity statements, can be tedious.

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