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18/11/21

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Originally posted by baxtermcfaxter: ↑

From March 2022 Commsec will not data feed The Accelerator account to Esuper . Esuper is now proposing to use Esuper trading platform via CMC markets and with an ANZ V2 account. Is any one in the same boat as myself and/or are you confidentially using CMC and ANZ .
I could use Commsec without the discounted trade rates via an ANZ V2 account it seems..I daresay there will be a mass exodus from Commsec

We are writing to let you know that the Commonwealth Bank of Australia("CommBank") Accelerator Cash Account (ACA) will be removed from sale and will nolonger be accepting additional or new account applications effective from30 June 2021.The ACA product is also changing to be a "Client Self-Service - Cash account" fromMarch 2022 onwards.What does this mean for you?We want to reassure you that your current ACA account(s) remains open and willcontinue to operate as they do today, through CommBank channels such as; NetBank,the CommBank app, a CommBank branch and phone banking. If you do not haveNetBank access, you can register online, call 13 22 21 or visit a CommBank branch.Please also be aware that we will no longer accept new applications for further ACA'safter 16 June 2021.With the planned ACA changes, from March 2022, the existing agreement betweenESUPERFUND PTY LTD. and us will come to an end. At that point, ESUPERFUNDPTY LTD. will no longer have access to your ACA information. We hope this gives yousufficient notice and causes minimal inconvenience.We're here to helpWe appreciate this announcement may cause disruption and inconvenience for you.We will keep you informed on any further updates or actions required towards the endof this calendar year. Should you have any questions or concerns about this change,please contact our Adviser Services team on 13 15 20 between 8:30am and 6:00pm(AEST), Monday to Friday.Yours sincerely,Nikki GrahamGeneral ManagerSampleProduct & Risk

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Thanks @baxtermcfaxter for starting this discussion. I think it's worthy for people who are using eSuper and even for broader SMSF holders.

I heard of this and have been lazy to look into it, but now time is ticking closer to the end. I think the key factors are:
1) how good is the alternative broker service compared to Commsec?
2) if handled like @Studzy1 would do, apart from monthly nuisance of forwarding statements to eSuper, will there be other impacts such as increased fees from eSuper?
3) feedback of CMC market and other recommended broker services exprerience will be very helpful
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