Understanding a Going Concern in a SMSF! What It Really Means
A going concern in the context of self-managed super funds refers to the ability of the super fund to meet its financial obligations in the future.
Specifically, it assesses whether the fund has sufficient resources to continue operating and fulfilling its commitments, particularly in light of current economic conditions, such as rising interest rates and reduced contributions.
That's why, before going into one, you need to account for all the factors involved, especially the costs.
As in the event you decide to slow down on your working hours, this would mean that there will be less contributions being put in to the fund itself.
Speaking with your financial professional is key to really prepare and get the right knowledge revolving around self-managed super funds in order for you to be fully prepared should you decide to enter one.
To know the full details of why a going concern is important in self-managed super funds, click on this episode right now!
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