SMSFs offload property to beat super tax changes

Self-managed super funds are rushing to sell property before tax changes that cleared Parliament on Wednesday and start on 1 July.

by | 24 Nov, 2016

Commercial agent CBRE said more than one quarter of the properties listed in November and December in Melbourne were owned by super funds.

Read the full story at The Australian Financial Review. 

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