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| | ... twice the rate of inflation although over a three year period the index returned to zero. According to the research, Health Super was the best Workplace Super fund (by default options) over the 12 months with 7.7% returns, followed by Triple-S (SA) ... |
| | | ... billion. The public sector made amends for losses elsewhere with a 5.7% rise in assets, thanks largely to the merger of Health Super and First State Super, which would also explain the losses among industry funds. According to Rainmaker Information ... |
| | | ... points. The top five Workplace Super funds (by default options) over the 12 months were ANZ Staff Super with 10.3%, Health Super with 9.4%, Local Super (SA) with 8.1%, and both Recruitment Super and Accountants Super with 7.6%. The top Personal super ... |
| | | ... crediting rate survey for May showed the top five Workplace Super funds (by default options) over the 12 months to be Health Super with 13.1%, Catholic Super with 11.7%, WA Local Govt Super with 10.9%, VISSF with 10.8% and Local Super with 10.7%. The ... |
| | | Today marks the official merge date between Health Super and First State Super, creating a $30 billion fund with more than 770,000 members. First State Super (FSS) said the merger has created Australia's third largest super fund. From Health Super's ... |
| | | ... SMSFs with a performance satisfaction rating of 68 per cent. The top funds apart from SMSFs were Catholic Super, Health Super, CBUS, AustralianSuper and HESTA. Mercer was the top rated retail wealth group in ninth place followed by Commbank in eleventh ... |
| | | ... cent and master trusts 3.3 per cent. The top five Workplace Super funds (by default options) over the 12 months were Health Super with 8.7 per cent, Catholic Super with 8.2 per cent, Local Super with 8.0 per cent, CBA Officers with 7.8 per cent and HESTA ... |
| | | ... cent and master trusts 3.3 per cent. The top five Workplace Super funds (by default options) over the 12 months were Health Super with 8.7 per cent, Catholic Super with 8.2 per cent, Local Super with 8.0 per cent, CBA Officers with 7.8 per cent and HESTA ... |
| | | ... consolidation. Media Super is looking at joining forces with a corporate fund, First State Super is merging with Health Super and Westscheme is marrying AustralianSuper to create a $40 billion behemoth. Vamos said she estimated between six and 12 funds ... |
| | | ... consolidation. Media Super is looking at joining forces with a corporate fund, First State Super is merging with Health Super and Westscheme is marrying AustralianSuper to create a $40 billion megafund. The tax relief for merging funds is only guaranteed ... |
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