The cash accounts’ investment returns are made up of two amounts:
The variable base rate is set by Macquarie Bank Limited. The surplus Fund income is the amount of income earned on various operational accounts which are managed by the trustee (e.g. the taxation account, transaction settlement accounts and the management fee rebate and any GST refunds on the management fees of these accounts) and will vary throughout the year.
Example:
The total return on the Cash Account is as follows:
| Base rate | x.xx% |
| Plus surplus Fund income | x.xx% |
| Total Cash Account | x.xx% |
Please note: all rates are rounded to 2 decimal points. If the surplus Fund/Operator income is less than 0.005%, the rate has been rounded down to 2 decimal points (0.00%).
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