Why you'll probably pay more tax in an industry super fund

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Ever wonder how taxes impact your super funds, especially pulled super funds? Get ready to unravel the intricacies of super fund tax treatments and their potential downsides on your balance. This episode offers a deep dive into the realm of unitised products, exposing how capital gains tax liabilities can shrink your super balance, even if you don't sell. We’ll explore alternative direct investment ownership options within super, like a wrap platform or a self-managed super fund, that can shield your balance from these negative impacts. 

We won't stop there. We'll also discuss the power of direct investment ownership, including the potential to adopt evidence-based low-cost index investment methodologies, and ethical investing. Plus, we extend our heartfelt thanks to Stephen for suggesting this episode's topic. We invite more such meaningful interactions because, after all, this podcast is for you. Don't forget to share the knowledge and rate us on your listening platform. Until next week, goodbye.

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