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| | | Research by Rainmaker Information shows that an industry fund has the best performing personal super investment option, as at 30 November 2022. Hostplus Personal - Balanced option ranked first in Rainmaker's last superannuation performance tables ... |
| | | | Rainmaker Information has released a list of the best MySuper investment options as at 30 November 2022. Hostplus' Balanced option ranked first in Rainmaker's latest superannuation performance tables with a 6.3% annualised return over a three-year ... |
| | | | ... low-cost, including no dollar-based fees. The lifecycle option comes in at 0.58% total fees per annum which, according to Rainmaker analysis, makes it the cheapest in market for a $50,000 balance - but only just. ANZ Staff Super has fees of 0.588%. But ... |
| | | | The median return for MySuper products in September was -3.3%, causing the Rainmaker MySuper Index to see its worst annual rolling return since August 2009. For the 12 months to September end, the MySuper index returned -6.4%. It was dragged by the ... |
| | | | ... cheaper than industry funds, charging an administration fee of 1.09% and an indirect cost ratio of 0.11%. Analysis by Rainmaker Information found that was only true for members with a balance of less than $21,000. Over time, FairVine increased its fees ... |
| | | | ... likely to deliver the fourth worst result in 35 years for the financial year just gone. According to the Rainmaker MySuper Index, default MySuper options are expected to see a median return of -2.8% for the 2021/22 financial year - a far cry from last ... |
| | | | ... years to the end of 2021, the ABS eight city house index increased only 6% pa, but in savage contrast, the Rainmaker MySuper index climbed 50% faster. Over this 10-year period, an investment in the ASX would also have performed better than housing earning ... |
| | | | ... be 0.28%, including an investment fee of 0.10% and admin fee of 0.18%. On a $50,000 balance, a member would pay $140. Rainmaker Information's most recent fee study found passive options offered by super funds charge an average of 0.12%. LGIAsuper said ... |
| | | | ... competition is strong, and no-one has the ability to rest on their laurels from one year to the next." Money worked with Rainmaker Information, InfoChoice, WhistleOut and Carsales to assess thousands of products. To find Australia's top-performing ... |
| | | | New analysis from Rainmaker Information shows about 60% of all MySuper products reduced their fees last financial year, with the average fees paid by members now sitting at 1%. The 13.5 million Australians with a MySuper account currently pay less than ... |
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