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| | | ... those with a more 'normal' distribution of returns were more likely to have outperformed their peers," he said. Hostplus had the lowest minimum monthly return out of the 40 MySuper offerings (-12.6%), followed by AMG Super (-12%) and Energy Super ... |
| | | | ... the total expense ratio (TER) for a $50,000 balance dropping by more than 0.8%. It was followed by AMP Signature Super, Hostplus, LGS, NGS Super, Grow Super, Prime Super, MLC Super, SmartSave and QSuper. Finally, for those proponents of the Future Fund ... |
| | | | ... AustralianSuper has paid out the most at over $4 billion, followed by Sunsuper at $2.9 billion, Rest at $2.6 billion and Hostplus at $2.5 billion. |
| | | | ... the $1 billion mark. Sunsuper has also made a significant amount of repeat payments totaling $774 million, followed by Hostplus $588 million and Rest with $581 million. |
| | | | ... the fee increase was necessary - this resulted in a second disclosure to members from the fund. Bragg also took aim at Hostplus during the hearing, asking how funds decide to spend reserves. He asked about how Hostplus disclosed to members that it had ... |
| | | | ... highest overall satisfaction of the industry funds, followed by CareSuper, AustralianSuper, Cbus, First State Super, Hostplus, Tasplan, HESTA and Sunsuper. UniSuper came in second in the Investment Trends survey, pipped at the post by ESSSuper. In third ... |
| | | | ... number is flat on a three-year rolling basis. The top five entities for awarding the most mandates in the period were Hostplus, Christian Super, ACSRF, Telstra Super and Mine Super. Meanwhile, the top five investment managers that won the most mandates ... |
| | | | ... The FSU said it was pleased to have reached decisions with a number of super funds including AustralianSuper, HESTA, Hostplus and Media Super. AustralianSuper workers will receive a 14% rise and HESTA will see a 12% rise over the next four years, Hostplus ... |
| | | | Industry fund Hostplus has revised its asset allocation, bumping the allocation to cash in its balanced option up from 0% to 5%. The change to the cash allocation was effective from 19 June 2020, when the fund also reduced its allocation to alternatives ... |
| | | | ... manager, client relationships and business growth has departed the fund to take up a new position at First State Super. Hostplus confirmed that Helen Wood, executive manager, client relationships and business growth has recently left the fund. Wood will ... |
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