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| | Following on from the completion of its merger with Media Super, Cbus will shave its administration fees by 25%. However, at the same time, some members will begin paying more for death and TPD. The reduction in the dollar-based administration fee will ... |
| | | ... and, in December last year, made three key appointments to its investments team. Cbus also finalised its merger with Media Super this month. The merger brought Cbus' funds under management to $75 billion, with Arter saying at the time that he would ... |
| | | Cbus Super and Media Super have merged, following a Successor Fund Transfer on April 9. The merger brings Cbus funds under management to $75 billion, managed on behalf of nearly 850,000 members. Cbus chief executive Justin Arter welcomed new Media Super ... |
| | | ... industry average is about 1%, according to Rainmaker. The move comes as several other funds signal fee changes, including Media Super confirming fees will rise following its merger with Cbus next month, and the newly created Australian Retirement Trust ... |
| | | Media Super has confirmed the two funds will merge on April 9 and that its members will see their administration and investment fees increase slightly in return for a more comprehensive offering. In an update to members, Media Super said its merger ... |
| | | ... three years, it trumps its peers such as Australian Ethical Super Personal's Australian Shares with 12.8% p.a. and Media Super Personal's Sustainable Future Shares with 14.5% p.a. In the past year to November, UniSuper's Global Environmental Opportunities ... |
| | | Members of Media Super have received an apology from the fund after it was discovered the information underpinning its benefit projection tool hadn't been updated since 2015. Media Super's Retirement Income Simulator was made available on its public ... |
| | | ... manage more than $70 billion in retirement savings for about 850,000 members. As part of the deal, Cbus will retain the Media Super brand for the purpose of communicating with members working in print, media, entertainment and the arts. All investment ... |
| | | ... funds under management. The research takes into account mergers that are yet to be finalised, including those between Media Super and Cbus, and Sunsuper and QSuper. |
| | | Media Super is increasing its administration fees and insurance premiums, despite a pending merger with $60 billion industry fund Cbus. Media Super will increase its administration fee from $1.25 to $2 a week, effective from 1 July 2021. It will also ... |
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