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Some member-initiated transactions will be temporarily unavailable from 5pm on 4 September until 14 September while we complete the transfer.

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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO EMPLOYERS: Some clearing houses (including Xero and MYOB) are currently unable to accept contributions for GuildSuper members until 5 September 2026. If you use an impacted clearing house, contributions cannot be made until this date. Contributions can be processed from 5 September 2026 using the new USI

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What is a self-managed super fund (SMSF)?

What is a self-managed super fund (SMSF)?

The main difference between an SMSF and a fund like GuildSuper is that the members of an SMSF run it themselves, normally as trustees. They have full responsibility for complying with the super and tax laws and paying all the setup and fee costs themselves – which can be expensive! While there is no minimum amount of money required to set up a SMSF, this is why you normally wouldn’t set up a SMSF unless you had quite a large balance.