![]() Yvonne Chu Senior Technical Manager, Colonial First State Investments Limited (at time of writing)
YVONNE CHU | FRIDAY, 26 OCT 2018 A lump sum superannuation death benefit paid to someone who is not a death benefits dependant for tax purposes can be subject to significant tax (refer to Table 1 for details). In contrast, lump sum death benefits paid to someone who does qualify as ... Read more YVONNE CHU | FRIDAY, 17 NOV 2017 With the introduction of the super reforms on 1 July 2017, it is time to revisit the key differences and considerations when deciding whether to have an automatically reversionary nomination, or a binding / non-lapsing death benefit nomination for account-based ... Read more YVONNE CHU | FRIDAY, 29 SEP 2017 WHAT'S CHANGED? Read more PAGE: 1 |
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