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| | | Industry super fund default and growth options have again outperformed the retail master trusts over one, three and five years, continuing a now too familiar trend, according to the latest Rainmaker research. Research undertaken for the Industry Super ... |
| | | | ... analysis shows not for profit funds took out nine of the top 10 spots for 12 month performance while only three master trusts - Australian Unity in seventh spot, Asgard in 22nd spot and ING in 30th spot - made the top 30. The Australian equity sector ... |
| | | | ... has also pushed them to achieve a segment average of 15.9 per cent, 190 basis points above the average return for master trusts. The low master trust outcome, however, is dragged down by some master trusts continuing to have default options that are ... |
| | | | ... fall over the next year has remained steady at about one in four survey respondents. Interestingly, super funds and master trusts were less upbeat about Australian equities than advisers and investment managers, but the reverse was the case for international ... |
| | | | ... Importantly, he said, members looking for the best performing Australian share investments were still much better off with master trusts, as this is where these products showed their strength. "There are also huge differences emerging between the best ... |
| | | | ... out nine of the top 10 places for default option returns over the past three years and 17 places from the top 20. Master trusts still, however, dominate the sector tables particular for investors choosing geared, small cap and emerging companies options. ... |
| | | | ... Services Guide (FSG) that they should be able to use this FSG for the IDPS as well. According to Rainmaker, IDPS - master trusts and wraps - administer $350 billion after growing 25 per cent last year. Despite the review, ASIC said they still intend ... |
| | | | ... field is almost evenly split in the balanced category as not-for-profit funds take only six of the top 10 places. Master trusts continue their domination of the Australian shares category. But not-for-profit funds are quickly catching up their specialist ... |
| | | | ... Actuaries, show average annual super fees dropping industry-wide, with the largest reductions occurring in corporate master trusts, retail post retirement, personal superannuation and small funds. "This is an intensely competitive industry and strong ... |
| | | | ... choice fund. The study diagnoses fees for 458 separate products, covering 191 not for profit fund variants and 267 master trusts representing half the entire assets of superannuation industry and in excess of 20 million member accounts. |
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