Hi Dombat
The key to their fee is that it is capped, so if you have a larger fund it drops well below 1%. And there are basically no extras. E-super and some other fixed fee providers look cheaper although I'm not sure about fees for extras, and their level of service seems lower too - which may work quite well for some. On my basic sleep at night criteria, I'm very happy with Dixons.
Their advisory service is different. They encourage a full service model, which I don't want or need so I'm just an occasional user for specific change points. But they seem competent, if a little conservative for me in their investment recommendations. In my experience they are very straight in regard to fees and disclosure.
Australian Super etc are a different approach. For larger funds their costs are higher than SMSF and there are limits eg you can't have more than 50% in direct shares. But if I get to my 80s and can't be bothered anymore, and are too rich to care, they are something I would look at.
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