HUB24 engulfs ClearView's remaining superannuation businessBY KARREN VERGARA | WEDNESDAY, 19 FEB 2025 12:29PMHUB24 expects its $121 billion in funds under administration (FUA) to surge even further as it takes on ClearView's superannuation and pension business, WealthFoundations. Related News |
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Despite objections from advisers to the Trustees that the ClearView fund is a Master Trust and HUB24 a Wrap. The two funds are in no way comparable. Clients chose the ClearView fund for its simplicity and lower fees and are now having to deal with a far more complex and costly product in HUB24.