Super averages 15.3 pct for 2006-07BY ALEX DUNNIN | FRIDAY, 3 AUG 2007 12:29PMCatholic Super with 21 per cent, SERF with 19.2 per cent, Westscheme with 18.8 per cent, MTAA with 18.7 per cent and Telstra with 18.2 per cent have claimed the official top five places in the SelectingSuper final results for 2006-07 and helped the industry along to achieve a staggeringly high average return of 15.3 per cent for the year. |
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