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SMSF Knowledge Centre

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Introducing the SMSF Knowledge Centre


We want to equip you with the tools you need to help make the management of your SMSF a little easier.  You'll find everything from on-demand webinars, to news articles covering topical economic events and SMSF regulatory changes, right here in the SMSF Knowledge Centre.

Nearly half of SMSF trustees believe a portfolio invested in 20 stocks is well diversified*

Achieving true diversification

A well-diversified portfolio spans a range of local and global asset classes. That's why we're seeing trustees' appetite for different asset classes such as infrastructure and real estate growing. Learn more about asset classes that can help you diversify your portfolio with our guides below.

 

Real Estate

Infrastructure

Fixed Income

*Trustees surveyed in the AMP Capital SMSF Survey, 2017

Latest SMSF resources

on Demand webinar

The impact of rising interest rates on infrastructure

In this webinar, John Julian, Investment Director & Fund Manager of the AMP Capital Core Infrastructure Fund discusses the effects of rising interest rates on infrastructure, and why the medium-term outlook is favourable.

Watch now See our Core Infrastructure Fund

Free e-book

Taking your SMSF to the next level

The best way of boosting your chance of healthy investment returns is to devise a long-term strategy and stick to it. This eBook looks at some timeless investing techniques to overcome the behavioural biases that have become all too common for investors in the information age.

Read now

Latest administration & regulation insights

Featured in Regulation, SMSF News

Economics & Markets
What can’t last, won’t: six reasons to expect residential property price gains to slow
Economics & Markets
Hyperinflation: addressing the concerns and risks in Australia
Self Managed Super Funds (SMSF)
Making sense of the contributions maze
Self Managed Super Funds (SMSF)
An EOFY checklist for SMSFs
Regulation
Property development in an SMSF: possible, but tricky
Regulation
What is the RBA up to in the bond market? How the central bank is breathing life into the economy
Superannuation
What to watch with minimum pension reductions
Economics & Markets
Tax reform and big investment are on the table in Australia’s recovery period
Self Managed Super Funds (SMSF)
Four support measures for SMSFs during COVID-19
Superannuation
Tax deductions and working from home during COVID-19

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The SMSF Community

The SMSF Community is a place for like-minded trustees and industry experts to build connections, share ideas and experiences.

Explore the Community

Featured in SMSF News

MORE PUBLICATIONS
Economics & Markets

Australia’s Achilles’ heel – high household debt and rising interest rates…it’s not as bad as it looks, but it’s still an issue

By Dr Shane Oliver
Head of Investment Strategy and Economics and Chief Economist, AMP Sydney, Australia
Economics & Markets

The plunge in shares & flow on to super - key things for investors to keep in mind during times of market turmoil

By Dr Shane Oliver
Head of Investment Strategy and Economics and Chief Economist, AMP Sydney, Australia
Economics & Markets

Market Update 10 June 2022

By Diana Mousina
Economist - Investment Strategy & Dynamic Markets Sydney, Australia
Economics & Markets

The RBA hikes rates again with more to go – but falling confidence and home prices will limit RBA tightening

By Dr Shane Oliver
Head of Investment Strategy and Economics and Chief Economist, AMP Sydney, Australia
Economics & Markets

National property prices fall for the first time since the pandemic – expect a 10-15% top to bottom fall

By Dr Shane Oliver
Head of Investment Strategy and Economics and Chief Economist, AMP Sydney, Australia

Important notes

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