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| | | Australians prioritise fees and charges when choosing a new superannuation fund, according to Super Consumers Australia (SCA) research. SCA's pilot nationwide survey on Australian superannuation trends revealed that 67% of consumers consider fees ... |
| | | | ... demonstrated that this focus has reduced administration fees for consumers of MySuper products." Likewise, Super Consumers Australia (SCA) director Xavier O'Halloran praised the government's YFYS review for its plan to test some of the highest-free ... |
| | | | ... dropping in real terms and affecting many, many more Australians." Meanwhile, industry bodies, including Super Consumers Australia, the Australian Institute of Superannuation Trustees (AIST) and Financial Services Council (FSC) welcomed the increase ... |
| | | | ... subsidies, the political fight they could ignite might not be worth it, he added. Industry bodies, including Super Consumers Australia, the Australian Institute of Superannuation Trustees (AIST) and Financial Services Council (FSC) welcomed the increase ... |
| | | | ... proposals create a two-tier system whereby poorer Australians will only be able to access conflicted advice. Super Consumers Australia director Xavier O'Halloran said the regulatory framework proposed by review chair Michelle Levy will result in independent ... |
| | | | ... raise that it's not the right benchmark as it's not aligned with improving member outcomes. Super Consumers Australia director Xavier O'Halloran commented eight million members are now experiencing lower fees because of the greater focus ... |
| | | | ... some trustees were also failing to adequately record complaints received. In response to the report, Super Consumers Australia director Xavier O'Halloran said: "Consumers have been left on hold for too long, it's time for super funds to stop talking ... |
| | | | ... as previously reported by Financial Standard, ASFA's Retirement Standard was labelled too high by Super Consumers Australia. The consumer body said a pre-retiree couple only needs to save $402,000 by age 65 to achieve a joint annual income of $64,000. ... |
| | | | ... because for too long there had been multiple accounts eroding members' fees. Meanwhile, new research from Super Consumers Australia (SCA) has found that products which failed the annual super performance test have on average cut their fees by 20%. SCA ... |
| | | | ... continue to explore ways to improve the efficiency of their MySuper products." Commenting on the results, Super Consumers Australia director Xavier O'Halloran said they mark a clear sign that the tail of underperforming super funds is being cleaned ... |
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