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07/06/24

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Originally posted by Fangk ↑

Thanks mate. I knew this page. eSuperfund boasts this from the begining. However, eSuperfund's own broking service EBROKING stops facilitating international shares from November. They replied to me by suggesting me to find myself another broker to do this. That means I will have to maintain multiple brokers for my super share trading, potentially increases costs, complexity of fund/bank accounts arrangement that will put me in disadvantage due to fund preparation time delay. e.g., when I have fund tied up to ANZ V2 account but I need fund to trade in Commsec when I see the opportunities. I'd rather move away from eSuperfund to a one-stop-service broker.

EBROKING stopped international share trading is a stupid decision from their management IMO.

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So did you find another broker? Besides not being able to buy/sell overseas shares, what do you think of Esuperfund as a smsf company?
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