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| | | ... Employer -- Lifestage (1980-1984) with 25.7% for the12 months. On three-year horizons, the top-three performers are GuildSuper - MySuper Lifecycle Growing (10.3% p.a.), Virgin Money SED - LifeStage Tracker 1979-1983 (9.98% p.a.) and Mine Super -- High ... |
| | | | ... Virgin Money Lifestage Tracker 1973-1983 returned 9.3% over three years, followed by UniSuper's balanced option and GuildSuper Lifecycle Growing at 9.1%. They were followed by two more retail funds: smartMonday PRIME - MySuper Age 40 (9%) and Australian ... |
| | | | ... Rollover and Superannuation Fund; Military Super; Commonwealth Super Corporation retirement income; GESB West State Super; GuildSuper; Russell Investments' Nationwide Super Personal Division; Spaceship; Suncorp Brighter Super for Business; and Bendigo ... |
| | | | ... popular fund among retired women. Funds that have the highest level of women's representation among their members were GuildSuper, HESTA and Mercy Super with 85%, 79% and 77% respectively. Australia's top six funds with the most women members are Rest ... |
| | | | ... support industries they dominate like health, education, retail, hospitality and the public sector. Based on percentages, GuildSuper has the highest share of women members at 85%; Australian Defence Force Super has the highest share of young women members ... |
| | | | ... go live with an automated superannuation administration service in early 2021 after inking a mandate with the firm. GuildSuper, the industry super fund for 80,000 people working in the pharmacy, childcare, veterinary and allied health industries has ... |
| | | | ... years, we believe this will continue to help us to reduce fees for our members." Earlier this week, the $2 billion GuildSuper made a raft of changes to its MySuper investment options, which included dropping investment fees and costs but hiking administration ... |
| | | | ... is also substantially dropping investment fees and costs while increasing those charged for admin from March 2020. GuildSuper has informed members it will change the structure of its MySuper option on the back of changing economic and market conditions. ... |
| | | | ... and comparability," he said. The PYS legislation has prompted other funds to increase fees and insurance premiums. GuildSuper, Childcare Super, AustralianSuper, REI Super and LUCRF Super are some examples. |
| | | | ... will be paying higher group insurance premiums from next week as the Protecting Your Super changes kick into gear. GuildSuper and Childcare Super, which are part of the $1.7 billion Guild Retirement Fund, have made changes to death and TPD cover, as ... |
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