Thanks @mike68 for the information. What I think is that if...

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    Thanks @mike68 for the information. What I think is that if Esuperfund offers this 1st year fee exemption all the time, than it's worthy to delay application a bit to allow the 2018-2019 becomes 1st year of service.

    The fees compared to other retail funds is not more expensive, given the fund balance is above certain amount. And for "time commitment", why do you think it's excessive? I reckon once SMSF is set up, we mainly just need to do the investment activities such as share trading. As long as we stay compliant with legislation, there should not be much to do. Do you think I miss something?

    By the way, what super fund did you end up in? Is it cheap and does it allow your to directly control the assets?

    Cheers
 
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