Industry funds should offer SMSFs: QMVBY JAMES FERNYHOUGH | WEDNESDAY, 11 DEC 2013 10:50AMIndustry superannuation funds should consider offering self-managed super funds (SMSFs) to their members, according to QMV Super Solutions chief executive Brad Goodall. Related News |
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That would be funny.
A Self Managed Super Fund where you want to take control of your super and where/how it is invested via an industry fund? They can't even tell you where your funds are invested now let alone help you manage it if you had your own fund!!!! The blind leading the blind.
Industry funds. Stop bashing Advisers and SMSF's and get on with running your funds in a professional and transparent way!!!
ROFL. It's glaringly obvious why not