For nearly two decades, many Australians have used their self-managed super fund (SMSF) to borrow money and invest in property. However, as Jason Featherby from Leeuwin Wealth explains, "a significant change to superannuation law means that strategy is about to become much more limited."

 

For nearly two decades, many Australians have used their self-managed super fund (SMSF) to borrow money and invest in property. However, as Jason Featherby from <a href="https://www.leeuwinwealth.com.au/">Leeuwin Wealth</a> explains, "a significant change to superannuation law means that strategy is about to become much more limited."
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