The integration will enable users to initiate an application for a Macquarie online trading account while simultaneously applying for a Macquarie cash management account.
BMR managing director Mark Ratcliff said the application process can be initiated as part of the SMSF establishment process, along with the ABN and TFN application and integration with Class Super.
“We believe that this new capability provides users who are establishing SMSFs a complete solution beyond simply providing high-quality legal documents,” said Mr Ratcliff.
“This is yet another time-saving initiative from BMR and we are proud to be offering this new integration as part of our suite.”
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