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| | | ... retire on and the action required today to help satisfy those future demands," said Club Plus Super chief executive Paul Cahill. "While it's pleasing to see that the level of people contributing extra funds to their superannuation is growing, these contributions ... |
| | | | ... are hesitant to look externally and to date, have had limited access to quality financial planning services," said Paul Cahill, Club Plus Super chief executive. "Club Plus Super will be providing a range of services suited to the individual circumstances. ... |
| | | | ... New South Wales, ACT and WA, used to have 12 fund managers in charge of the different mandates within its portfolio. Paul Cahill, chief executive of Club Plus Super, said the fund has since appointed boutiques Ausbil Dexia and Platypus Asset Management ... |
| | | | ... our members. Young people aren't engaged in superannuation and as a result they often don't make the right choice," Paul Cahill, Club Plus Superannuation chief executive, said. "This has been done to ensure members invest in the right areas depending ... |
| | | | ... John Livanas was previously general manager of the $12 billion FuturePlus. The previous chief executive of AMIST, Paul Cahill, recently took up the post at ClubPlus. Kevin Cottrill, chairman of AMIST, said Livanas' industry background and academic insights ... |
| | | | ... recruited the long time head of the Australian Meat Industry Superannuation Trust (AMIST) as its chief executive. Paul Cahill, who will join the fund in November, spent 12 years at the AMIST as fund secretary and chief executive. According to SelectingSuper ... |
| | | | ... offer - good news for those who have been banging on the door for some time trying to join the fund. Fund secretary, Paul Cahill, said AMIST had received a lot of interest from potential members wanting to join but who were so far unable to do so. "We ... |
| | | | ... top rank over the one and five year periods. Over three years however, MTAA Super still holds the number one rank. Paul Cahill, chief executive of AMIST, confirmed the fund now manages $550 million in assets, with 55,000 members. The benchmark, he says ... |
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