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Introducing Commission Rebates

Posted February 22nd, 2010 and last modified April 9th, 2010

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Editor's Choice: Commission Rebate Service

Service	Details	Value of Rebate	Fees	Refund to You
iRefund Commission Refunds	The iRefund commission collection and refund service is a no-cost service. That is, iRefund will always be paying you, our members, the fees and commissions that we collect on your behalf. .	First $790	$395 (50%)	$395 (50%)
iRefund Commission Refunds		Amount in excess of $790	$0 (0%)	$395+ (100%)
MyMoney Commission Refunds	Get all your trailing commissions rebated to you. There are no upfront fees charged, an annual fee is paid to MyMoney from the commissions refunded. There is no joining fee or member fee. So the service is free to you.	First $480	$240 (50%)	$240 (50%)
MyMoney Commission Refunds		Amount in excess of $480	$0 (0%)	$480+ (100%)

Example of the potential refund

Value of Investments	Average Rate	Commission	Annual Refund
$50,000	0.4%	$200.00	$100.00
$100,000	0.4%	$400.00	$200.00
$150,000	0.4%	$600.00	$360.00
$300,000	0.4%	$1,200.00	$960.00

Note: Commission rates will vary between investments and this table excludes any initial commissions or commissions on continuing contributions to your superannuation funds or other savings plans.

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