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1 What Cooper means for SMSFs Bryce Figot
2 Catch-all and general compliance clauses Tony Negline
3 How to protect your super during bankruptcy Bryce Figot
4 Managing business succession Tony Negline
5 Costs make reserves hard to justify Tony Negine
6 Clarity needed on in specie payments Bryce Figot
7 Be careful of those CGT traps Tony Negline
8 Powerful yet misunderstood Bryce Figot
9 The nitty gritty of SMSF borrowing Bryce Figot
10 What to do about pre-1999 unit trusts Michael Hallinan
11 The attraction of independence Simon Hoyle
12 SMSFs to account for a third of planner revenue Kristen Paech
13 Super our economic saviour Max Walsh


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