SMSFs and PAFs: key growth areas for advice
- published on 29/11/2011
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David Ward highlights the growing need for professional advice on PAFs and the key differences between these trusts and SMSFs. Self-managed superannuation funds ... [more]
David Ward highlights the growing need for professional advice on PAFs and the key differences between these trusts and SMSFs. Self-managed superannuation funds ... [more]
A solid understanding and application of donor psychology can increase the yield from fundraising appeals by 30 per cent - all by following ... [more]
Determining an investment strategy most likely to achieve the investment objective; While the principles for investing for foundations, including private ancillary funds (PAFs), ... [more]
Structured sub-funds avoid having to reinvent the wheel Private ancillary funds (PAFs) - formerly known as prescribed private funds - have received a ... [more]
In the same way that investors have sought increased control of their finances in recent years - becoming more risk-averse and more concerned ... [more]
The initiation into philanthropy doesn't always have to be a giant leap ShareGift Australia and Investing in Hope are two initiatives that can ... [more]
Ensuring maximum alignment of giving motivation with giving structure is the best way to ensure personally satisfying and effective giving. Aligning motivations with ... [more]
The emergence of philanthrocapitalists - defined as “the new gen of givers” - has occurred through a realisation that it makes sense to ... [more]
Krystine Lumanta reports on how planners are turning to Private Ancillary Funds (PAFs) to help clients meet their philanthropic goals. The profile of ... [more]
Financial planners can help clients structure their charitable giving so it continues long after the clients have gone. Simon Hoyle explains. The philanthropic ... [more]