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| | | ... better informed decisions by providing a more complete picture of the industry." She added that, alongside the MySuper and Choice heatmaps and Your Future, Your Super performance test, increased transparency will benefit members by making it even clearer ... |
| | | | ... these reviews, APRA will undertake a gap analysis. It will also continue placing pressure on underperforming funds, saying Choice products will also now be scrutinised following their inclusion in the heatmaps in December. APRA said it is also assessing ... |
| | | | ... officer at Australian Ethical. Future Super recently acquired Aon's superannuation business, smartMonday, a choice product that failed APRA's inaugural choice heatmap assessment. smartMonday DIRECT and smartMonday PRIME scored several amber and red ... |
| | | | ... though there's still doubts as to the accuracy of the regulator's process. The release of the APRA heatmaps for MySuper and Choice investment products yesterday has underscored the importance of ensuring consumers can access affordable financial advice ... |
| | | | ... Accumulate Plus Balanced, EISS Super's MySuper option, LUCRF Super's MySuper Balanced, Maritime Super MySuper, ANZ Smart Choice Super, Australian Catholic Superannuation and Retirement Fund's LifetimeOne and the Incitec Pivot Employees Superannuation ... |
| | | | ... Management failing over a seven-year period also feature prominently on the heatmap. Overall, APRA's first Choice product heatmaps show that an overwhelming 60% are underperforming and many charge members high fees for no value. The prudential regulator ... |
| | | | ... to learn and open to improve. Next year we're going to have to do it not for 80 MySuper products but for maybe 1000 choice products so you know we are interested in how we're going to run this again next year and what we could do differently. ... |
| | | | ... underperform compared to MySuper options, new analysis by APRA finds. Ahead of unveiling the inaugural Choice Product Heatmap, the prudential regulator released staggering statistics that will force superannuation trustees to lift their game and expose ... |
| | | | ... a fund to have passed the test before a member can be stapled to it," Scheerlinck said. Under the current legislation, choice funds - representing millions of Australians and containing more than $500 billion in assets - are exempt from performance testing. ... |
| | | | ... failing again the following APRA will continue to publish its heatmaps with the next one out in November and will include Choice products (which are not subject to the YFYS performance test despite Labor's push to do so. This will be followed by ... |
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