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| | | A $5.5 billion superannuation fund scrapped several fees, discounted its insurance premiums and changed administrators. EISS Super announced several changes that took effect from 1 October 2018 affecting its superannuation, pension, retirement scheme ... |
| | | | ... group described its business growth as sound, with loan growth up 4%, average funds also rising 4% and life insurance premiums 20% higher. "While we have more work to do, we are dealing decisively with known issues. We have lifted our productivity target ... |
| | | | ... in Q3 2018, about one-quarter (24.4%) were for death benefit distribution. This was followed by deduction of insurance premiums (9.6%) and fees and charges (5.7%). This order matches the types of complaints the tribunal received during the quarter. |
| | | | ... security payments, primarily Disability Support Pension (DSP) payments. Additionally, super balances eroded by insurance premiums lead to greater Age Pension payments for some members. Taking tax implications into account, the Commission said insurance ... |
| | | | A $1.5 billion industry superannuation fund is reducing select insurance premiums after renegotiating its group insurance mandate. It also slashed the administration fee on its pension account. Under a new group cover deal with MetLife, REI Super has ... |
| | | | ... customers in a submission to the financial services Royal Commission. The wealth manager continued to deduct life insurance premiums from a deceased customer, even after AMP has been notified of their death, as revealed in the sixth round of the Commission. ... |
| | | | ... in super fees in the 12 months to 30 June 2018, rising 10% on the prior corresponding period (this excluded insurance premiums and additional advice fees). Across all products, the average fee stood at 1.23% compared to 1.16% in 2017. The average MySuper ... |
| | | | ... pointed out that under ASIC regulatory guide 529, trustees cannot presume that members smoke in determining their insurance premiums. "There are low levels of smoking in the community, with only 14.5% of adults being daily smokers. In these circumstances ... |
| | | | ... between 2014 and 2018, 26% of the ANZ Financial Planning APL consisted of OnePath products, yet 88% of new insurance premiums paid in 2014 were paid in respect of OnePath products. Driving home the point, Orr said a quarter of the life insurance products ... |
| | | | ... defaulted members as 'smokers' when transferring them to different sections of the same fund, resulting in higher insurance premiums. All trustees have now agreed to discontinue this practice, ASIC said. While the regulator acknowledged the industry's ... |
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