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| | | ... workplace funds continue to have high Accrued Default Amounts. Examples of new leading retail products include BT Super for Life and ANZ Smart Choice MySuper. In terms of product numbers, while there is a relatively equal number of retail and industry ... |
| | | | ... more than 16,000 super members, showed direct-to-client funds attracted about 12% of switchers. The report said BT Super for Life, ANZ Smart Choice and CBA Essential Super were the major beneficiaries where retail funds are marketed directly to banking ... |
| | | | ... to invest their superannuation in direct low-fee retail products over the last 12 months. Particularly so at BT Super for Life and ANZ Smart Choice with both recording funds under management growth of more than $1.5 billion in the 12 months to December ... |
| | | | ... five Personal funds (by balanced options) were IOOF Employer Personal Super, IOOF Personal Super, Fiducian, BT Super For Life and Mercer Super Trust. |
| | | | ... as more members join the MySuper product. BT's head of retail and corporate superannuation Vicki Doyle said BT Super for Life was also committed to active investment. "There are all sorts of views on how you get there, but we fundamentally believe in ... |
| | | | BT Super for Life customers will now receive their annual statement in the form of a tailored video, BT has announced. BT has claimedA the video as "an Australian first" and said members would receive a two-and-a-half-minute personalised video, addressing ... |
| | | | ... $25 billion and CBUS with $24 billion - which together make up half the MySuper market. In the retail sector BT Super For Life has $3 billion, MLC $1 billion, ANZ Smart Choice $960 million, AMP $800 million and CBA Essential Super has $310 million although ... |
| | | | ... CBA Essential Super or Colonial First State, and NAB and Westpac both have 9.6% (who are members of MLC and BT Super for Life respectively). Elaborating on the importance of 'utility', CoreData said: "The most critical choice drivers for consumers are ... |
| | | | ... Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) over use of the term 'average' in reference to super funds. Both BT Super for Life and ANZ Smart Choice Super have used the word 'average' in recent advertisements without clarifying exactly what they are ... |
| | | | ... Vicki Doyle told Financial Standard. Westpac's full year results showed that the number of customers for the BT Super for Life product rose 26%, with sales at almost 1,600 products per week. BT launched the Super for Life product five years ago and was ... |
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