Questions from the recent BT Academy Webinar ‘SMSF investment exotic assets and structures'

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In this week’s BT TechKnow podcast Matt Manning, Technical Consultant addresses five questions which were asked by advisers during and after the recent fortnightly webinar ‘SMSF investment exotic assets and structures.

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