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| | | ... the balanced index 5.1% and the capital stable index 3.9%. Rainmaker found that international equities held up the MySuper index last financial year, delivering 5.8%, Australian bonds delivered 4.3%, international bonds delivered 5.2% and cash delivered ... |
| | | | ... superannuation system recuperating much of their losses in lighting speed. "Rainmaker estimates its SelectingSuper MySuper index for FY 2019-20 will come in at -0.7%," he said. This is based on Rainmaker's full sample up to end of May 2020, supplemented ... |
| | | | ... products have returns -7.2% so far this year, according to Rainmaker. For the year to date, Rainmaker's SelectingSuper MySuper index is still in negative territory, with a return of -1.9%. However, over 12 months the index has returned 0.6%. The index ... |
| | | | ... offered by not-for-profit funds are performing strongly in the wake of COVID-19, with Rainmaker's SelectingSuper MySuper index recording an average return of 2.2% across April. The April monthly result is the best since June last year, and shows ... |
| | | | ... currently sitting on an average rolling 12-month return of -3%. For context, the average rolling 12-month return for the MySuper index during the Global Financial Crisis got as low as -20%," he said. "The YTD MySuper index return to March end is -6%." ... |
| | | | ... for the calendar year, and so far retail funds are outstripping industry funds' MySuper returns by 1.8%. The MySuper Index from SelectingSuper returned 10.9% for the 12 months to October end, which is similar to August 2018 levels. But more importantly ... |
| | | | ... significantly cheaper than the default offerings. In terms of investment performance, the SelectingSuper Default/MySuper index delivered 9% for FY18, marking the ninth consecutive positive annual return since the GFC. One-third of MySuper products delivered ... |
| | | | ... return since 2013. This said, Rainmaker's latest Benchmarking report shows the SelectingSuper workplace Default/MySuper Index having a negative monthly return of 0.3% in February. "The monthly result was underpinned by a relatively large fall in international ... |
| | | | ... markets." Overall, strong performance in equities and property drove the SelectingSuper workplace default option MySuper Index up 1.4% in April. This brings the annual return to April 2017 to 11.1%. On an annual basis, Australian equities contributed ... |
| | | | ... performance index. The SG360 SMSF reference index generated a return of 10.3%, slightly underperforming the default MySuper index of 11.1%. Lower returns were driven by differences in asset allocation, which made "a material difference to relative returns," ... |
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