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Corporate super fund offers ‘alternative’ to SMSF

Telstra Super has launched an investment platform that provides direct access to term deposits and shares in a bid to offer a “simpler” alternative to an SMSF, the corporate fund has announced.

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September 10, 2013
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‘Direct Access’ was developed in conjunction with UBS, and is initially available to accumulation members, according to the announcement.

“Direct Access provides Telstra Super members with the ability to choose from a range of term deposit options, and real-time online trading access to the domestic share market,” the announcement said.

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“Members who were looking to set up a self-managed super fund now have a real alternative that is simpler than an SMSF.”

Telstra Super said term deposits are being offered by ME Bank, NAB and RaboDirect.

“We are delighted to be working with Telstra Super to provide an investment solution that offers their members the choice of managing their own investments conveniently and cost effectively while remaining under the umbrella of their super fund,” said UBS’ Scott Webster.

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  1. milly says:
    12 years ago

    This is nothing new, many financial planners, including us, have been offering this to clients for years via retail platforms.

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