Yes my impression from their website is that they are straight shooters. They're fee structure is about the same for an industry based super which is about 1% if I remember correctly, which translates to quite a lot as your balance grows. So I guess what I want to know is how do this crowd exceed the service or options of an industry based super such as Australian Super? I can understand people going there if they have property but otherwise? How did you find their advisory service ? Was it expensive?
An alternate is just to set up with esuper and simply invest in etfs and LICS but would need assistance with the fixed interest component...um just still not sure what to do.
