Bendigo SmartOptions - Sandhurst Trustees 2025

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Subsidiaries of Bendigo and Adelaide Bank include Community Bank, Rural Bank, Up, Bendigo Debtor Finance (formerly Oxford Funding), Leveraged Equities, Sandhurst Trustees, Delphi Bank (formerly Bank of Cyprus Australia), and Community Enterprise Foundation.
In 2007, Adelaide Bank merged with Bendigo Bank to form Bendigo and Adelaide Bank Limited, a publicly listed and top 100 company with more than 110,000 shareholders.
If you need help with your account, please contact Bendigo Super directly by calling 1800 033 426 or emailing super@betashares.com.au. Can I still access my account online? Yes, your logon details to Bendigo SmartStart Online remain the same.
The official charity and alumni community of the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst. Originally set up in 2003 to promote leadership at the Royal Military Academy, the Sandhurst Trust subsequently expanded its docHub in 2014 to satisfy the need for a support network for Officer Cadets, serving and retired Army Officers.
Bendigo Banks chief customer officer, consumer banking, Taso Corolis, said the decision was the result of changing customer preferences, which had led to reduced business activity, limited use of services, and increased costs and compliance obligations.

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Sandhurst Trustees is a wholly owned subsidiary of Bendigo and Adelaide Bank (the Bank). We are a highly regarded financial services provider and part of Bendigo and Adelaide Banks wealth management arm.
Bendigo Bank has not been taken over; it remains an independent entity under Bendigo and Adelaide Bank Limited.
Betashares officially completed the acquisition of Bendigo Super from Bendigo Adelaide Bank this month. It followed rival passive investing house Vanguard into the retirement market but the two had different approaches to getting their offerings off the ground.