The important thing to remember when gathering evidence is that the more evidence the better - that is, the more evidence you gather to demonstrate your skills, the more confident an assessor can be that you have learned the skills not just at one point in time, but are continuing to apply and develop those skills (as opposed to just learning for the test!). Furthermore, one piece of evidence that you collect will not usualy demonstrate all the required criteria for a unit of competency, whereas multiple overlapping pieces of evidence will usually do the trick!
From the Wiki University
What evidence can you provide to prove your understanding of each of the following citeria?
Establish knowledge of client regarding self-managed superannuation funds
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Advise client on features, structures and operations of self-managed superannuation fund Completed |
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Inform client of roles played by trustee, specialist advisers and regulators Completed |
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Inform client of process to appoint trustees and explain trustee duties, responsibilities and liabilities Completed |
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Advise client of key issues and associated risks to be considered when evaluating self-managed superannuation fund applications Completed |
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Advise client of steps required to establish self-managed superannuation fund Completed |
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Explain to client process of winding up self-managed superannuation fund Completed |
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Advise client on relevant legislative requirements
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Identify sources of legislative information appropriate to self-managed superannuation funds Completed |
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Advise client on legislative requirements that apply to self-managed superannuation fund Completed |
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Advise client of role of principal regulator in managing self-managed superannuation funds Completed |
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Inform client of ongoing legislative requirements to maintain compliant self-managed superannuation fund Completed |
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Inform client of consequences of self-managed superannuation fund becoming non-compliant Completed |
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Advise client on relevant operational requirements
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Identify sources of operational information appropriate to self-managed superannuation funds Completed |
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Advise on operational requirements that apply to client Completed |
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Inform client regarding operation of trust deeds and ongoing deed amendment Completed |
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Advise client of requirements for establishing investment strategy, considering investment restrictions for self-managed superannuation fund Completed |
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Advise client of application of Superannuation Industry (Supervision) (SIS) Act preservation rules on fund monies Completed |
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Identify and explain implications for contributions to client
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Advise client on regulations regarding eligibility to contribute to self-managed superannuation fund Completed |
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Advise client on contribution rules, including in specie contributions of business real property Completed |
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Advise client on allocation of contributions to individual member accounts Completed |
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Advise client to seek advice for higher level, specialist and/or comprehensive advice if required Completed |
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Identify and explain implications for benefits to client
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Explain requirements for accessing assets in self-managed superannuation funds for payments of benefits to client Completed |
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Explain key features, characteristics and risks of different types of self-managed superannuation fund income streams to client Completed |
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Explain process of setting up income stream from self-managed superannuation fund to client Completed |
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Explain calculation and operation of member accounts in both accumulation and pension phases to client Completed |
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Inform client of treatment of death benefits, including lump sum and pension issues Completed |
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