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Running an SMSF today looks very different from just a few years ago. The rise of digital tools, automation and a new wave of younger trustees is reshaping how funds are managed – and what people expect from their administrators. As 2026 gets underway, the focus is on smarter systems, clearer reporting and better support for trustees. Here’s a closer look at what’s changing across SMSF administration, and how these trends can make running your fund simpler and more efficient.

Behind every self-managed super fund (SMSF) is a simple but powerful structure – the trustees, the fund, and the trust deed. Together, they form the framework that defines how your fund operates, who controls it, and how decisions are made. If you’re new to managing your own SMSF, understanding this structure is one of the most important steps you can take. Once you know how each piece fits together, the compliance side becomes much easier to manage. 1. The core components of

Your self-managed super fund (SMSF) is more than a set of accounts – it’s part of the future you’re building for yourself and the people you care about. SMSF insurance  is one way to help protect that future if life takes an unexpected turn. Inside an SMSF, insurance works a little differently. The details matter. Every policy, payment and record needs to be set up and managed correctly to stay compliant. That’s where Andromedae comes in. We take care of the documentation and

Learn how Andromedae prepares your SMSF for tax season, from reconciliations to audits, keeping your fund compliant and ready for the year ahead.