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| | | ... soon as possible. Likewise, Grattan Institute recently argued that the YFYS reforms are working as intended, leading to better outcomes for members. It said retaining the integrity of the performance test was critical. Grattan Institute also said the ... |
| | | | ... term "fit for purpose" because it adjusts to whoever it is that is receiving advice and giving it. "I think it's much better than what I was thinking about with the full diversity of advice that is given, so that's one thing that I am shifting," ... |
| | | | ... determination by the fund's trustee that, given the average member age of 23, the Balanced option would likely achieve better returns for members over the long term. To September 30, Professional Super's Balanced option returned -8.1%. The market median ... |
| | | | ... we've said anyone can join, but we're taking a highly targeted approach." Miller's aim is to provide members with a better retirement than they ever imagined. That's more important to him than growing assets to any specific target. |
| | | | ... "For industry, it means retaining customers' business and goodwill. For consumers, the sooner a matter is resolved the better, because financial disputes can be very stressful." Locke added that AFCA's role is not just in resolving disputes but also ... |
| | | | ... differentiation for more service offerings has never been greater, but you have to do it thoughtfully. More is not always better." Therefore, Fischer said it will be key for advisers to think about what their top clients value most, as well as what their ... |
| | | | ... said. "While there was in some instances a legitimate case for trustees to reallocate assets in the 'other' category to better reflect the underlying assets, there were surprising differences in the extent of this re-allocation across sectors. The behaviour ... |
| | | | ... collective choice in the pursuit of reducing the number of multiple super accounts, which on balance fails to deliver an overall better public policy outcome for many members. "It also curtails hard fought for and won workplace rights and conditions ... |
| | | | ... capital stable (-8.2%). The worst median return can be seen in small cap Australian equities at -20.1%, though this was still better than the S&P ASX Small Ords Accumulation Index which recorded -22.6%. The fund with the best return here was the Perpetual ... |
| | | | ... outcomes for their members is through a merger that delivers the benefits of increased scale, or by transferring them to a better performing fund," Cole said. "The transfer process itself, however, isn't always straight-forward, and that can be exacerbated ... |
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