Self managed super funds: A statistical overview 2022-23

Purpose:
The Self-managed super funds statistical overview 2022–23 report has been developed to provide a comprehensive statistical analysis of the self-managed super fund (SMSF) market. This report aims to offer valuable insights into the SMSF industry, including trends and developments in the sector.

Effects on Industry:
The publication of this report is expected to have a significant impact on the SMSF industry, providing stakeholders with a detailed understanding of the current state of the market. The statistics included in the report will inform industry professionals, policymakers, and individuals involved in or considering investing in SMSFs. This report may also influence investment decisions, business strategies, and policy-making processes within the superannuation sector.

Relevant Stakeholders:
The Self-managed super funds statistical overview 2022–23 is relevant to a wide range of stakeholders, including:

• Industry professionals (e.g., accountants, financial planners, lawyers)
• Policymakers and government agencies
• Individuals considering investing in SMSFs or already invested in them
• Business owners and operators within the superannuation sector
• Auditors and tax agents
• Organizations and associations representing the interests of SMSF members

Next Steps:
To take advantage of the insights provided by this report, stakeholders should:

• Review the statistical data and analysis to inform their business or investment decisions
• Consider consulting with industry professionals (e.g., accountants, financial planners) for personalized advice on investing in SMSFs
• Engage with policymakers and government agencies to discuss potential policy changes that may impact the superannuation sector
• Familiarize themselves with the key statistics and trends outlined in the report to make informed decisions about their investments or business operations

Any Other Relevant Information:
Previous annual overviews and quarterly reports can be accessed on the SMSF statistics page. Stakeholders are encouraged to provide feedback on this report by emailing SPR_smsfstats@ato.gov.au, which will help inform future updates and statistical analyses.