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| | | ... team who will manage the TCorp Hour-Glass Funds, Self Insurance Corporation's Treasury Managed Fund (TMF), the defined benefit assets of the State Super Pooled Fund, and the assets of all five Safety, Return to Work and Support (SRWS) schemes. TCorp's ... |
| | | | ... of a loophole that saw 48,000 Australians, particularly retired public servants, hide large portions of their defined benefit income stream. The loophole closure is expected to save a further $470 million over the four-year forward estimates. PLANNED ... |
| | | | ... will not impact pensioners or part pensioners," he said. He added: "Labor will also remove the 10% tax offset for defined benefit income above $75,000, estimated to effect approximately 9,500 account holders." Importantly, Bowen said, "If we are elected ... |
| | | | ... go on her own and set up a consulting business: "I used to consult on small corporate superannuation funds and defined benefit funds. Consulting was a tremendous opportunity to build my own business. It also meant that I had more independence to raise ... |
| | | | ... retirement system, surpassing all other retirement channels, with the exception of the retail IRA market. "As defined benefit (DB) plans become rarer, particularly within the private sector, 401(k) accounts will likely be the primary savings vehicles ... |
| | | | ... model. While the report acknowledged this fact, it argued that Australian super funds differ from single employer defined benefit schemes. "In defined benefit schemes sponsored by a single employer, equal representation of employees and employers is ... |
| | | | Equip's partnership with AustralianSuper as a defined benefit (DB) provider is gaining traction, with one significant prospect already in the pipeline. As well as seeing Equip take over AustralianSuper's DB scheme, the partnership will also see the ... |
| | | | AustralianSuper will transfer its defined benefit plans and members to Equip during 2015 as part of a new partnership aimed at creating long-term growth opportunities for both funds. The fund's defined benefit schemes represent around 2000 members ... |
| | | | ... into its own infrastructure sector is considered to be a major reason why international buyers such as Canadian defined benefit pension funds are moving into the sector and crowding out some local investors. |
| | | | ... for yield, additional demand for bonds has put even more downward pressure on yields." McNaughton said that as defined benefit plans consolidate they were also demanding more bonds, placing further pressure on the asset class. The issue was further complicated ... |
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