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28 August 2019
The strategy % shown above relates to your future contributions or transfers, and was current at the time of producing this statement on 9
September 2019. If you have altered this strategy since that date this information may have changed.
Investment Option One Year Five Year Annualised Since Inception Annualised
Crescent Wealth Growth Option 5.72% 5.57% 6.48%
Crescent Wealth Balanced Option 4.83% 4.76% 5.61%
Crescent Wealth Conservative Option 5.04% 3.76% 4.10%
One year investment returns Members should be aware that the returns applied to their account
will differ from the returns above and will depend on the investment
Investment returns for the one-year period are annualised returns option(s) they invest in, the period of time they were invested in the
after fund taxes but before fees. option(s), and the timing of cash flows into and out of their account.
Five year investment returns Notes
Investment returns over a five-year period are annualised returns Inception date for all investment options is 12 May 2013.
after fund taxes but before fees. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance.
For more information regarding investment returns, please visit
crescentwealth.com.au
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Insurance and Beneficiaries
Here’s a snapshot of any insurance cover and beneficiary nominations you have made.
= Total benefit payable on death $18,803.75 = Total benefit payable on TPD $18,803.75
YOUR BENEFICIARIES
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In the case of your death, you can nominate that your super goes to the people you care about. We call this ‘nominating your beneficiaries’, and
it’s a really important part of your super. Your former nominated beneficiaries are listed below.
Nomination of beneficiaries
You haven’t nominated a beneficiary. If you want your super to go to the right people, you need to tell us who they are. You have two options:
1. Non-Binding beneficiaries
A preferred nomination provides us with a guide on who you want to receive your benefit, but it’s not legally binding on us. You can make your
preferred beneficiary nominations from your online account under the ‘Beneficiaries’ tab.
2. Binding nomination of beneficiaries
A binding beneficiary nomination tells us exactly who you want to receive your benefit if you were to pass away. This gives you greater certainty
that the right people will get your money as we are bound by your nomination, provided they are your dependants or your legal personal
representative and the proportion to be paid is readily ascertainable and the notice is valid and in effect. Make your binding nominations by
completing our form available online, or by calling us on 1300 926 626.
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Your Transaction Summary
Administration Fees
Total $14.04
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Your Transaction Summary
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Your Transaction Summary
The total concessional contributions* received in respect of you for An annual cap applies to the amount of concessional contributions made to
the year ended 30 June 2019 were $0.00. any superannuation fund that are taxed at concessional rates. Caps also
apply to the amount of non-concessional contributions. For more information
The total non-concessional contributions* received in respect of about the caps, the contributions that count towards the caps and what it
you for the year ended 30 June 2019 were $0.00. For more means if your contributions exceed the caps, visit the website at
information, log in to your online account. www.crescentwealth.com.au, sign in and take the ‘Contributions’ link.
The total balance of your superannuation account in this fund and in any
* The amounts above are based on the information the Crescent Wealth
other superannuation funds (including any pension accounts you may hold)
Superannuation Fund holds on your record as at 30 June 2019, and may
may impact the amounts of concessional and non-concessional
differ from the figures to be reported to the Australian Taxation Office if
contributions you can make each year and your eligibility for some
updated information is subsequently received by the Fund.
government concessions and contributions.
If you provided a valid “Section 290-170” notice to us in respect of your
intention to claim a tax deduction for some or all of your member post-tax
contributions for the year ended 30 June 2019 that has been acknowledged
by or on behalf of the Trustee, then the claimed amount will be treated as
concessional contributions.
Division 293 tax is an additional tax on contributions for high The Division 293 contributions reported for you for the year ended
income earners. It will be charged directly to high income earners 30 June 2019 are the contributions shown above. For further
at an additional 15% on some or all of an individual’s concessional information on Division 293 tax and who it affects, please refer to
contributions for individuals with an income (as defined for this the ATO website at www.ato.gov.au.
purpose) above the legislated income threshold.
We didn’t receive any rollovers for you during the year. If you have Before consolidating your super, you should consider your
any superanuation in another super fund, you may save money circumstances, the impact of fees and the potential loss of other
and paperwork by transferring it to all your super in your Crescent benefits such as insurance. Also consider the current Crescent
Wealth account. Having one super fund may also give you more Wealth Product Disclosure Statement available at
control over your investment strategy. To find out how easy it is to www.crescentwealth.com.au or contact Crescent Wealth Helpline
rollover, just call Crescent Wealth Helpline on 1300 926 626. on 1300 926 626.
YOUR OPTIONS
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The Fund provides investment options and insurance options. You
also have various contribution options. You can request more
information about these choices by contacting the Crescent Wealth
Helpline on 1300 926 626.
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Your Transaction Summary
FEES AND COSTS SUMMARY FOR THE PERIOD 1 JULY 2018 TO 30 JUNE 2019
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We are required to provide you with information about fees and costs. If you have any queries about the information shown please contact
Crescent Wealth Helpline on 1300 926 626.
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Additional Information
OTHER NOTES
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Additional Information
The Government has placed restrictions on when you can access Generally, these include where you:
your super. • leave your employer at or after age 60, or
Restricted Non-Preserved • retire permanently from the workforce at or after your preservation
age, or
The restricted non-preserved amount (if any) is the part of your • attain age 65 (fund conditions may apply), or
benefit that is payable on meeting a condition set down by
• become permanently disabled, terminally ill or die, or
Government, for example, ceasing employment after reaching your
preservation age or upon attaining age 65. Please note that this • satisfy certain compassionate grounds or financial hardship criteria
amount may not be payable in cash in these circumstances if you are as specified by legislation, or
a temporary resident of Australia. More details on the conditions of • leave your employer and your total benefit is under $200 (and you
release for temporary residents can be found below. are not a temporary resident), or
• qualify for a release under the First Home Super Saver Scheme
Unrestricted Non-Preserved (limits and other criteria as specified by legislation apply).
The unrestricted non-preserved amount (if any) is the part of your The conditions of release applicable to most temporary residents are
benefit that is payable in cash at any time. different. If you are not an Australian or New Zealand citizen or an
Preserved Australian permanent resident, a condition of release may only be
met if you become permanently disabled, terminally ill or pass away
The preserved amount is the part of your benefit which by law must or in some circumstances on departing Australia and cancellation or
be kept in a superannuation fund or other approved arrangement expiry of your visa.
until you meet one of the conditions set down by the Government.
About this statement: This member statement provides a guide to your super benefit entitlements in the Crescent Wealth Superannuation Fund. The amount
of those benefits shown in this statement reflects the super payout that may have been payable to you had you left the Crescent Wealth Superannuation Fund
as at the end of the reporting period. The amount of your actual super payout will be determined and calculated as at the date you leave the Crescent Wealth
Superannuation Fund and as such may vary from the amounts shown in this statement. The amounts shown are based on your personal details as set out
inside. The Trustee believes these details to be accurate, complete and up to date. However, errors sometimes occur and the Trustee reserves the right to
correct them. You should check the details carefully and if you believe there are any errors please call Crescent Wealth Helpline. Before making any decisions
based on the information set out in this statement, you should confirm the amounts by calling Crescent Wealth Helpline. The Trustee also recommends that
you confirm the amount of your super payout before you leave the Crescent Wealth Superannuation Fund. This annual statement is issued on behalf of the
Trustee.
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