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eToro partners with Intello to simplify SMSF management

Trading and investing platform eToro has joined a strategic partnership with Australian SMSF administration and management provider Intello.

by Keeli Cambourne
January 12, 2026
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The partnership aims to make establishing and managing an SMSF easier, faster and more affordable for local investors and allows eToro users to set up an SMSF and access Intello’s Plus plan at exclusive discounted rates.

Under the partnership, eToro users can set up an SMSF on eToro with Intello at the discounted rate of $990 (including GST), reduced from the original price of $1,150. In addition, eToro users can enjoy up to 20 per cent off on the Intello Plus plan, which includes annual tax returns and ongoing fund administration services.

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eToro and Intello’s partnership seeks to address the main barriers preventing Australians from setting up an SMSF, which according to eToro’s 2025 superannuation survey, include a lack of understanding of SMSFs, hesitancy to manage investments independently, and the hassle of setting up an SMSF.

By reducing the friction and cost associated with setting up and managing an SMSF through Intello’s expertise, this partnership empowers Australians to take charge of their retirement savings earlier and more easily.

Intello’s full-service SMSF solution includes fund establishment, personalised management and transfer support, SMSF health checks, accounting, tax and compliance management, as well as tailored reporting and insights.

The survey by eToro’s found that the main reason over half (57 per cent) of Australians with an SMSF opted to open one was to take full control of their retirement wealth. Intello’s end-to-end offering helps these investors to reduce complexity, save time, and maintain full control over their retirement investments. 

Robert Francis, managing director at eToro Australia, said the partnership is another way eToro is providing localised solutions to help Australians take control of their financial future.

“By integrating Intello’s SMSF expertise, we’re helping remove friction and cost barriers for Australians who want to manage their super with flexibility and transparency,” he said.

Elisha Johnson, director at Intello, said the company looks forward to providing eToro’s Australian users with access to a seamless, cost-effective SMSF solution.

“By reducing the cost and complexity of setting up and managing an SMSF, we’re helping investors focus on informed decision-making, while having confidence that the administration, compliance and reporting of their fund is handled efficiently and correctly,” she said.

The partnership marks another step in eToro’s strategy to deliver a more localised experience for Australian investors, complementing its global product offering with tools and services tailored to the needs of the Australian market. 


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