$99 in itself is not that much for a Trust Deed upgrade, but there would definitely be a tidy profit there for esuper fund (12,000+ funds at $99).
Would be interesting to see what was updated in the Deed. Considering the changes recently announced by Labour have not been legislated yet you could be up for another Deed upgrade if/when the changes actually get passed.
I agree that it was not handled very well. I would definitely be giving my clients some warning and options before charging their bank accounts.
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