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| | ... contribution will come to an end next year, but I know QSuper will continue to improve and evolve." Chief executive Michael Pennisi said Holzberger's contribution to QSuper and to superannuation policy more broadly has been "immense." Pennisi highlighted ... |
| | | ... $1000 previously. The pared back admin fees apply to all member accounts in all options, QSuper chief executive Michael Pennisi told Financial Standard. "In 2015, we did a root and branch review of our business. As a part of it, we have limited the growth ... |
| | | ... three years, extending the public offer fund's digital advice solution from 1 January 2018. QSuper chief executive Michael Pennisi said the super fund's 565,000 members have embraced digital advice. "We have delivered over 23,000 digital Statements of ... |
| | | ... Business School students of today are well equipped to lead investment into the future. QSuper chief executive Michael Pennisi attended the fund launch and endorses the fund from an industry perspective. "Funds such as the Student Investment Fund are ... |
| | | ... Broad join nine other ACSI board members including HESTA chief executive Debby Blakey, QSuper chief executive Michael Pennisi, and Hostplus chief executive David Elia. ACSI has 29 Australian members, including profit-to-member superannuation funds and ... |
| | | ... QSuper to open its doors to all Queenslanders, subject to Federal regulatory approval. QSuper chief executive Michael Pennisi said while the milestone was a significant one in QSuper's 100 year history, the fund remained focused on its current members ... |
| | | ... savings when they retire and transition from an accumulation account to an income account. QSuper chief executive Michael Pennisi said these tax savings represent money set aside by the fund to pay capital gains tax on investment assets, but this tax ... |
| | | ... contribution rates will remain unchanged irrespective of an employee exercising choice. QSuper chief executive Michael Pennisi welcomed the historic move, saying it marked the start of a new era for Queensland's largest super fund. "So many friends and ... |
| | | ... money to reduce government debt and invest in infrastructure. Among the budget aftermath QSuper chief executive Michael Pennisi explained that a government proposal to spend $4 billion on debt and infrastructure will be raised by monies sitting in a ... |
| | | ... insurance under a wholly-owned company, the newly established QInsure. Chief executive of the $60 billion fund, Michael Pennisi, said QSuper already manages the bulk of its members' insurance requirements but it will soon be able to offer "more tailored ... |
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