In this video Stuart Bayliss talks to fellow mortgage broker, Will Bell, about self-managed super funds (SMSF).

In this video Stuart Bayliss talks to his mortgage broker mate, Will Bell, about self-managed super funds (SMSF), answering the question “What is the usual time frame and process for SMSF loans?”.

Join mortgage brokers Stuart Bayliss and his good mate Will Bell who ask, what can self-managed super funds (SMSF) do for business owners?

In this video Stuart Bayliss and Will Bell discuss the secrets to a successful self-managed super funds (SMSF). Spoiler … it’s about getting the right people around you!

Ever wondered how pooled funds work? Check out this video with Stuart Bayliss and Will Bell, discussing pooled funds in self-managed super funds (SMSF).

How is borrowing in a unit trust and a self-managed super fund (SMSF) trust different? Find the answers in this video with mortgage brokers Stuart Bayliss and his good mate Will Bell.

Find out how much superannuation the experts say the average Aussie needs for a comfortable retirement.

Back in March the Australian Federal Government introduced a range of measures to assist the economy during COVID-19, one of which was the ability for financially affected people to withdraw from their superannuation.

The purpose of the measure was to assist these people to be able to afford their living expenses in the event that they were stood down, laid off, or had their hours reduced, as a result of COVID.

However many people seemed to have other ideas in mind for the cash.

What is a Mortgage Broker? Mortgage brokers are professional lending people who are independent from any one bank. They have qualifications with many banks in the Australian lending landscape, including major banks such as CBA, Westpac, St George, ANZ, and NAB. Brokers also have access to many non-bank institutions that lend money at a competitive rate (these include Pepper Money, Liberty, and Bluestone, to name a few).