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| | | APRA has revealed that last year 15.9 per cent of defined benefit (DB) superannuation funds were in an "unsatisfactory financial position" and that things are now likely to be worse. "APRA's survey of all defined benefit and hybrid superannuation funds ... |
| | | | A Watson Wyatt report found defined benefit superannuation liabilities for listed Australian firms have blown out from around $2 billion to $25 billion over a six-month period to the end 2008. According to David McNeice, Watson Wyatt principal, companies ... |
| | | | ... Superannuation fund will receive $66 million in extra funds over the next three years from Qantas Airways Limited into its defined benefit divisions. According to a statement on the super fund's website, both Qantas Super and Qantas Airways said that ... |
| | | | ... a continuing move to defined contribution (DC) schemes. Around 71 per cent of assets were managed on behalf of defined benefit schemes, 27 per cent were defined contribution schemes with two per cent under additional voluntary contribution schemes. According ... |
| | | | ... the three options, remain the same. The changes affect members who hold accumulation accounts or those who are defined benefit members with a SuperSave account. "The changes aim to increase investment returns and improve diversification of these investment ... |
| | | | ... accumulation are estimated as 80.1 per cent or $618.9 billion at 30 June 2008, with 19.9 per cent or $154.1 billion in defined benefit. Overall, contributions to all super entities reached $120.4 billioin last year. Employers contributed $69.4 billion ... |
| | | | ... before proceeding. The mutualisation process means the State Superannuation Board would become responsible for the defined benefit Gold State Super and Pension schemes and the investment management and administration will be outsourced to GESB. The government ... |
| | | | ... billion surplus into a $420 billion deficit, according to Mercer. According to Mercer's research, the S&P 1500 defined benefit pension plans lost over $200 billion in November, $170 billion in October and more than $150 billion in the first three quarters ... |
| | | | ... transferring from DB to accumulation schemes. "In the heady days of 20 per cent-plus returns from equity markets, some defined benefit members felt they might be missing out, but the experience of the past twelve months appears to have convinced them ... |
| | | | ... accounts from that date, an increase from 9.4 per cent. However this new rate does not apply to members of the A3 (Defined Benefit) Category, said the fund. Their contribution rate is determined by the fund actuary and is based on the rate necessary ... |
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