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Monday September 8, 2008

If you are interested in starting a self managed superannuation fund, then ESUPERFUND could be worth your consideration. ESUPERFUND can make starting a self managed superannuation fund very straightforward, not to mention inexpensive in terms of annual fees charged for the administration costs of your ESUPERFUND self managed superannuation fund.

What are the benefits of a self managed superannuation fund?

A self managed superannuation fund can save you money in terms of annual fees. The fees of a self managed superannuation fund can even be lower than those of an industry superannuation fund, and much lower than those of other types of superannuation funds. You will also have more control over what your funds are invested in when using a self managed superannuation fund. There are still restrictions on the kinds of investments you can make, though, but you will find you have much more control than using other types of superannuation funds.

Why choose an ESUPERFUND self managed superannuation fund?

ESUPERFUND offer their services at a very reasonable cost, and until September 12, 2008, ESUPERFUND are offering to set up your ESUPERFUND self managed superannuation fund free of charge. This includes providing all the documentation you will need in order to start your ESUPERFUND self managed superannuation fund, as well as confirmation documents.

ESUPERFUND also has a very low annual fee for annual compliance. This fee covers the costs of preparing your compliance documentation so that you may more easily run your self managed superannuation fund. Unlike some other types of superannuation funds, the ESUPERFUND annual fee does not increase with the number of transactions made with your ESUPERFUND self managed superannuation fund. This allows costs to remain exceptionally low compared to those of other superannuation funds.

Please click on our ESUPERFUND sponsor banner if you are interested in starting an ESUPERFUND self managed superannuation fund.


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