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| | Australia's biggest super fund has been crowned fund of the year at this year's Rainmaker SelectingSuper awards in Melbourne this morning. The $167 billion AustralianSuper took home the coveted title. Rainmaker executive director of research ... |
| | | ... industry funds. Bond option best performing The $8.5 billion superannuation fund's bond option is the top performer on SelectingSuper workplace super performance tables for fixed interest investment options to May 31. It has a 6.5% p.a. return over the ... |
| | | ... believes valuations are over-heated by artificially low interest rates. Its bond option is now the top performer on SelectingSuper personal super performance tables to March 13, with a 6.5% return over the year and the investments are managed through ... |
| | | ... funds. Following an in-depth assessment of 750 superannuation products, only 174 or 23.2% received the Rainmaker SelectingSuper AAA Quality rating. Some of the super fund providers that earned the ratings are: Hostplus, LUCRF Super, Prime Super, REI ... |
| | | ... at Commonwealth Bank Group Super. Parlevliet has won several awards for his work in the industry, including the SelectingSuper 'Industry Service Award' in 2017. He is currently a non-executive director of Prime Super, La Trobe Financial and the ... |
| | | ... for eight years to June 2017. Prior to this he served in the same role at Telstra Super for a decade. At the 2017 SelectingSuper Awards, Rainmaker Group managing director Christopher Page presented Merlicek with the Industry Service Award for their outstanding ... |
| | | ... just 47%. CareSuper, HESTA, VicSuper, Energy Super and Tasplan achieved the highest diversity scores in the annual SelectingSuper W-Index, measuring the gender diversity of boards and leadership teams. The average score was 30%, meaning typically three ... |
| | | ... workplace super default single strategy investment options (on a three-year basis to 31 December 2018), according to SelectingSuper tables. Returns were 4.4% pa. An MLC spokesperson was unable to comment further on why MLC decided to increase growth ... |
| | | ... 2014. AustralianSuper has been managing these products since 31 January 2015. AustralianSuper and Statewide are SelectingSuper AAA-rated funds. |
| | | ... fund could leave the average Australian worker more than $500,000 poorer over their lifetime, latest research from SelectingSuper found. The research considered an average employee's salary, fees and contributions over 45 years of a working life ... |
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