UniSuper to give tax advice

3 March 2016
| By Jassmyn |
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UniSuper has expanded its advice offering into taxation through a partnership with taxation specialist, PKF Melbourne.

The partnership will allow UniSuper advisers to refer specific queries on taxation planning and structuring to a specialist expert.

This move follows the fund's members increasing their visits to its adviser network by 20 per cent over the past year. UniSuper said they also marked a 59 per cent year-on-year increase into its Review Advice service, and expect clients to double over the next two to three years.

Commenting, UniSuper executive manager for advice, Jack McCartney, said "our philosophy is to partner with specialist firms who have a similar commitment to quality and deliver value for clients as we do at UniSuper".

"Through these partnerships we are able to help members build a plan and execute it with quality, reliable partners.

"The added benefit of our advice proposition is that regardless of the recommendations made there are no commissions and no referral fees, meaning our advisers can truly recommend a solution that aligns to the best interest of our members."

The fund said the move furthers similar partnerships with Mills Oakley Lawyers and Australian Executor Trustee (AET) for estate planning.

"…as members become more aware of the breadth of our advice offer they are seeing real benefits in seeking advice for both their super and non-super related investments," McCartney said.

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