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| | | ... their progress towards retirement goals. Members can also access their contributions and investment strategies to maximise super growth, assess their investment options preferences and see how switching investments could affect retirement income. Among ... |
| | | | ... alternatives and acting chief investment officer for a time. VicSuper merged with First State Super in July 2020 to create Aware Super. In this role, he led an overhaul of the alternatives program, including global infrastructure and private equity ... |
| | | | ... portable books and strong client servicing or paraplanning backgrounds," the report read. "The talent shortage is driving super funds to expand teams to ensure service levels and meet growing member needs." Adviser numbers have fallen from over 28,000 ... |
| | | | ... some advantages, of course, in terms of transparency of the public market." Constant said that despite this, ASIC is still aware of a "gap" in reporting standards across the investment community. She said that Australia is lagging other major countries ... |
| | | | ... continuous salary, but you can now enjoy it. Members will want income to be predictable, behave like a salary, stable, inflation, aware and automated, with longevity protection." Brockie predicted that super funds will be expected to provide holistic ... |
| | | | Aware Super and Barings are turning their build-to-rent (BTR) portfolio into a standalone brand named WeAreLiving, aiming to grow the platform to $2 billion in the next five years. From this week, an initial seven BTR buildings will be represented by ... |
| | | | ... average account balance of $250,000 could receive an estimated $3900. A member with $1 million could receive $15,600. Aware Super and Brighter Super are some of the super funds that already offer retirement bonuses to members. |
| | | | ... and reality will be identified through the process of certification," RIAA said in a statement. Super funds, such as Aware Super and CareSuper, don't consider 'S' in their ethical options at all, meaning this tends to overlook any human rights ... |
| | | | ... established herself as a thoughtful and technically skilled investor. Her earlier career included quantitative roles at Aware Super, Future Fund and Deloitte, where she built expertise in financial markets, economic analysis and modelling. At Aware Super ... |
| | | | ... Master Fund as the "worst-case scenario" for switching superannuation funds based on bad advice. "SMSF trustees should be aware of the associated costs, responsibilities and risks. People who move their super from an APRA-regulated fund to an SMSF also ... |
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