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AMP SuperEdge Cash Account

Shirley Liu
Shirley Liu
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Manage your SMSF with ease in an interest earning account that grants you free unlimited access when you need it.

The SuperEdge Cash Account from AMP gives your self-managed super fund (SMSF) an interest earning edge that you don’t get with just any savings account. This is a high interest savings account designed to help you with managing your SMSF using multiple access methods at no cost to you.

0.1% p.a.

Maximum variable rate

0.1%p.a.

Base interest rate

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Details

Product NameAMP SuperEdge Cash Account
Maximum Variable Rate0.1% p.a.
Standard Variable Rate0.10%
Monthly Account Fee$0
Minimum Opening Deposit$0

Key features

Monthly account keeping fees

AMP does not charge any monthly account management fees for SuperEdge Cash Account.

Interest rates

Your balance grows with a variable competitive interest rate.

How to apply

Eligibility

In order to apply for the AMP SuperEdge Cash Account you can either call and speak with a representative of the financial institution or visit their website and download an application form that will then be sent to them. Before getting started check to make sure that you are able to meet the eligibility requirements:

  • Minimum age. There are no minimum age requirements set forth by AMP for the SuperEdge Cash Account, but you do need to be an authorized signatory of a registered SMSF in order to qualify to apply.
  • Residency requirements. Only Australian residents are allowed to open the SuperEdge Cash Account.

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