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| | | ... members." In the most recent performance reporting period, Aware Super delivered a 10.7 per cent return for its flagship default investment option, MySuper Lifecycle option, cementing its place as one of Australia's top-performing super funds. The ... |
| | | | ... insurance premiums for death, terminal illness, TPD, and income protection cover. First Super reduced the weekly cost of its default insurance cover, prompted by fewer than expected claims in previous years. For death and TPD insurance, members engaged ... |
| | | | Russell Investments GoalTracker, the MySuper default option for iQ Super, Nationwide Super and Resource Super members, has posted returns up to 13.5%. The GoalTracker investment option delivered a 13.5% return for members aged 50 and under, attributed ... |
| | | | ... bearing the charges. In 2021, Credit Suisse incurred losses of around $5.5 billion because of the family office's default. The Fed said Credit Suisse failed to adequately manage the risk posed by Archegos, despite repeated warnings. "The board is ... |
| | | | Colonial First State (CFS) has recorded double-digit returns across several of its default superannuation products for FY23. The CFS FirstChoice Employer Super growth fund (Lifestage 1975-1979) delivered a 12.2% return. The CFS FirstChoice Employer ... |
| | | | ... held it back. With more than $120 billion in assets under management, the fund returned 10.3% to members invested in the default Balanced option, or 11.8% for those with a zero-tax pension account. In total, all investment options generated positive ... |
| | | | ... with a return of 8.95%. While it was one of the few funds to see a positive return in FY22, this year its accumulation default comes in behind the likes of AustralianSuper, Australian Retirement Trust, Aware Super, Brighter Super, and Cbus. However ... |
| | | | ... companies as their international counterparts and said under the reforms, UK pension providers will commit around 5% of their default funds to unlisted equities by 2030. "I start with Defined Contribution pension schemes, which in the UK now invest under ... |
| | | | The super fund delivered 10.7% to members sitting in its default MySuper Lifecycle option, with investment chief Damian Graham saying a pivot away from certain unlisted asset sectors proved the right call. Aware's default MySuper option is a lifecycle ... |
| | | | ... highest risk are members under 55 years of age, members who have been in their fund for less than five years, and those in a default investment strategy. The key reasons for switching cited were poor returns, high fees, lack of transparency, difficult ... |
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