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All dividends and associated franking credits will be paid to each member subject to the 45-day rule:
You will be entitled to receive a dividend if the stocks were held on the date the dividend is declared by the company
If you held the stocks for at least 47 days, including the date the stocks went ex-dividend, you will be entitled
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At this stage shareholder benefits are not available to members, as the stocks in the ASX 200 Shares Investment Option parcels are registered in the name of AustralianSuper's custodian.
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You can cancel your cover in AustralianSuper by contacting us and requesting an Application to reduce or opt out of cover form. If you elect to reduce or cancel your cover but decide to increase or apply for cover again at a later date, cover will be subject to full underwriting.
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You can obtain a copy of a company's annual report by:
Calling the company
Downloading a copy from the company's website; or
Calling AustralianSuper on 1300 300 273 weekdays 8am-8pm (EST).
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You can apply to increase your level of cover for Death, Total and Permanent Disablement and/or Income Protection at any time. To increase your cover, you will need to complete an Application to vary insurance cover form and applicable Personal Statement contained in the Insurance Guide.
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You can make a partial claim, subject to retaining a minimum account balance with AustralianSuper.
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No, you can only invest in the ASX 200 Shares Investment Option using your existing balance.
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No. The share offer is under arrangement through AustralianSuper.
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No. Dividends and associated franking credits cannot be reinvested back into the ASX 200 Shares Investment Option.
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Dividends and distributions are paid back into your superannuation account and applied as per your Member Investment Choice instruction for future contributions.
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No, the Capital Gains Tax will only affect your superannuation earnings.
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Yes. Brokerage is payable on all transactions in respect of the ASX 200 Shares Investment Option.
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No. This is because the dividends are earned as part of your superannuation and therefore do not need to be declared as part of your income.
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AustralianSuper is fully regulated and is a complying fund within the meaning of the Superannuation Industry (Supervision) Act 1993. It is able to receive contributions that you make for your employees and offers compliant insurance cover under the Choice of Fund requirements under the SG legislation.
You can download a letter that confirms
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The stocks listed in the S&P/ASX 200 are ranked by market capitalisation.
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