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Old 09-08-2011, 03:24 PM   #1
J_Putz
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Default superannuation thieves

I recently asked for an amount, which in my retirement I will certainly consider to be considerable, to be transferred from my old super account into my current one.
A bit more than a month later I get the paperwork which says the deed has been done only to find out that 50% of the figure has been stolen by the previous company on the spot in account keeping fees etc. Not over the course of my dealings with them but on the spot.
I guess this is their way of saying thanks for being a member and we hope you'll recommend us to your friends...
I would LOVE it if I were able to name these bastards on this forum.

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