EMPLOYER SOLUTIONS

Fiducian Corporate Superannuation Service is an employer sponsored superannuation plan for employees of a sole trader, partnership, corporation or trust.

Members can invest employer compulsory contributions, rollovers from other super funds, salary sacrifice (before tax) contributions, lump sum and regular personal (after tax) contributions.

Fiducian Online makes it easy to manage and remit contributions on behalf of employees.

Members are offered a superannuation portfolio with many features including:

• Investment Choice through eleven Fiducian Funds that make sense of investing in managed funds. 
• Underlying the Fiducian Funds are a broad range of investment management styles and fund types from leading Australian fund managers. 
• Managed by Fiducian under our proven Manage The Manager System, these funds provide the benefits of diversification and aim over the long term to smooth volatility and reduce risks, whilst not compromising investment performance.
• Consolidated reporting across all investments with annual statements enables members to better keep track of your investment goals.
• Fiducian Online to help members review their portfolio assets at any time over the web, plus
• Free Switching - up to four switches per year at no cost, plus
• Insurance Cover
• Access to Financial Planning Advice
• Competitive Fees

More Information

If you are a sole trader, partnership, corporation or trust and wish to offer a top quality superannuation plan to your employees that is designed for your administrative ease, contact your financial adviser or Fiducian on 02 8298 4600.

Full information on the Fiducian Corporate Superannuation Service is available in the Product Disclosure Statements for employers and members.

The Fiducian Corporate Service is a Registered Superannuation Entity, Registration No. R1004298.
Trustee: Fiducian Portfolio Services Limited,  RSE Licence No. L0001144.

The information on the Fiducian website is not intended to be a recommendation, offer, or invitation to invest. Any advice is general in nature and does not take into account your investment objectives, financial situation and particular needs. You should consult your financial adviser for advice and consider the Product Disclosure Statement for each product before making investment decisions.