the PODCAST – FAQs 3.0 | Episode 11

Centaur Financial Services is delighted to share with you our podcast series with new podcast episodes dropping frequently.

You can catch the latest episode on Spotify or YouTube called: the PODCAST – FAQs 3.0 | Episode 11.

Episode 11 has our Financial Advisers – Nick Georgopoulos and Bobby Byrne⁠ answering some of our more pressing client FAQs around Superannuation.

This informative episode has Nick and Bobby talking about:

  • Defined Benefit Fund versus Accumulation Account
  • The difference between a Reversionary Beneficiary nomination and a Binding Death Nomination
  • Establishing an SMSF and the need to know
  • Implications and rules around the proposed 3-million cap to superannuation – Div 296
  • Superannuation Death Tax and how its charged
  • Investing in Superannuation versus investing in a personal name and considerations around legislative risks in Super.

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Recorded 14th November 2023

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