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| | | ... have endeavoured to take the right advice and to engage the regulator in ways to be clear what the regulator expects." Hostplus recently introduced a new fee to cover its rainy day fund and Cbus, Active Super and QSuper have also all received approval ... |
| | | | Hostplus introduced a new trustee fee, after receiving Supreme Court approval to apply the fee to create emergency reserves. The amount will vary based on members' balances, but a Hostplus member with $50,000 in savings can expect to be charged an extra ... |
| | | | ... market for very low-cost passive products. Low cost indexed options have proven very popular for fellow industry funds Hostplus and AustralianSuper. "The recent volatility that we have seen in markets through COVID-19 highlights that index investing ... |
| | | | ... Australian Ethical (11.3% p.a.), and AustralianSuper (11% p.a.). BT's 1980s Lifestage Fund (11% p.a.) made the top 10, as did Hostplus' Personal Balanced Fund (11% p.a.) and VicSuper's FutureSaver Personal. Over a one-year period, Hostplus' Personal ... |
| | | | ... delivered the highest return of 10.8% p.a. UniSuper comes second with 9.3% p.a. while Cbus places third at 9.2% p.a. Hostplus and AustralianSuper each achieved 9.1% p.a. for members, while BUSSQ, Australian Ethical's Retail Superannuation Fund and ... |
| | | | ... Cameron said. The appointment marks MetLife's sixth superannuation fund contract. It is already the group insurer for Hostplus, CareSuper, Spirt Super and Qantas Super. It is also group insurer for Statewide Super which is preparing to merge with Hos ... |
| | | | ... Transfer deed. The SFT, due to take place on 1 April 2022, will see Statewide Super transfer its members and investments to Hostplus, effectively creating a $85 billion super fund with 1.5 million members, and 280,000 contributing employers. Taking its ... |
| | | | ... Funds Management, CareSuper, Cbus, Colonial First State, Commonwealth Superannuation Corporation, Energy Super, HESTA, Hostplus, Mercer, NGS, QSuper/Sunsuper, Rest, TelstraSuper, UniSuper, and Vision Super are amongst those named and shamed. In contrast ... |
| | | | Hostplus and Intrust Super have finalised their merger, as first reported by Financial Standard in May. Intrust transitioned over 90,000 members, 25,000 employer clients, and $3 billion in funds under management to Hostplus, effectively taking the latter's ... |
| | | | ... SMSF a lot faster than other super funds." Asked which funds were the worst offenders, Kitto said Rest, AustralianSuper, Hostplus and Sunsuper have been frequently failing to meet the three-day deadline. "These changes have been a long time coming, originally ... |
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