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MySuper fees force super fund to exit high return strategy

BY LAURA MILLAN | MONDAY, 7 SEP 2015 12:21PM

The requirement to charge low fees under MySuper has forced one superannuation fund to exit a Principal Global Investments (PGI) strategy that had returned 13% over five years.

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