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| | ... all age groups through the 12-month period. The not-for-profit (NFP) MySuper index maintained its lead over the Retail MySuper index over the past 12 months. The NFP MySuper index returned 1% compared to the Retail MySuper Index's -0.9%, achieving ... |
| | | ... funds starting from $200,000. In terms of fees, ISA found an industry fund MySuper product charged 0.90% on total. Retail MySuper products meanwhile charged 1.13%, while managed investments outside of super were much higher at 1.84%. |
| | | ... product across the most age cohorts, followed by Mine Super, CFS FirstChoice Employer and Telstra Super. Rainmaker's Retail MySuper Index has again outperformed the Not-for-Profit MySuper Index by 3.3 percentage points over the 12-month period. This ... |
| | | ... single strategy top performer Hostplus didn't even make the top five for any age cohort except the 60-year-olds. Retail MySuper products outperformed industry fund equivalents by 3.8% points during the period. ESG options fell behind non-ESG equivalents ... |
| | | A retail MySuper fund delivered the best returns in the three years to October, the latest Rainmaker league table shows, but on an aggregate industry superannuation funds outranked peers. Australian Ethical Super's balanced accumulation fund (6.7% ... |
| | | ... at 10.4% for the period. However, retail's win over industry only holds for the most recent periods. "While retail MySuper products currently have the advantage over the short-run, NFP MySuper products on average remain ahead over the three, five ... |
| | | ... complex Australia has seen for a long while." Based on three-year performance to January 2019, among all industry and retail MySuper offerings, Statewide ranks ninth while WA Super ranks 62nd. Tasplan isn't ranked as its MySuper product is less than ... |
| | | ... products with 80% or above growth assets returning -4.2%," Antil said. While non-profit MySuper products earned -2.9%, retail MySuper products reported returns of -4%. This retail under-performance happened regardless of the growth asset weighting, Antil ... |
| | | ... announced to exit the majority of its wealth management operations, including divestment of Australia's largest retail MySuper product. While the bank will continue to service high-net-worth clients via JBWere, it is shedding the rest of its wealth ... |
| | | ... NAB plans to exit the majority of its wealth management operations, including divestment of Australia's largest retail MySuper product. While the bank will continue to service high-net-worth clients via JBWere, it is shedding the rest of its wealth operations ... |
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