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| | | A $5.6 billion industry superannuation fund is revamping its MySuper option, which will see default members' exposure to growth assets and fees rise. EISS Super is switching its MySuper options from a "conservative balanced" portfolio to a "balanced ... |
| | | | A 47-year-old corporate superannuation fund has merged with a $16 billion industry fund. The Dow Australia Superannuation Fund (DowASF), home to just under 400 members, has merged with Equipsuper. Established in 1972, DowASF is the corporate plan of ... |
| | | | Statewide Super is in advanced merger talks with two superannuation funds, confirming a Memorandum of Understanding has been signed. A spokesperson for Statewide Super told Financial Standard the fund is exploring a potential merger with WA Super and ... |
| | | | ... investment strategy was Hostplus with an annual return of 13%. For lifestage options, the AMP Super Directions MySuper offering was ranked number one for both members aged up to 40 years and between 41 and 49 years, posting returns of 14.4% and 13.7% ... |
| | | | A superannuation advisory group says now is an opportune time for funds and members to review MySuper offerings and question whether it's the solution they were looking for. One of superannuation's largest reforms, the transition of default members ... |
| | | | ... to strong investment performance, the fund has managed to lower the aggregate fee for a $50,000 balance in its MySuper offering by 19% since the end of last financial year. Smith will play a lead role in advising the investment committee and board on ... |
| | | | The campaign to keep super in awards suffered another setback on Thursday when the Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ACCI) renewed calls for an end to the Fair Work Commission's involvement in selecting default funds. The call, made at the ... |
| | | | ... address the fact that, while retail funds have traditionally been much more expensive the industry funds, ANZ's MySuper offering is currently the cheapest on the market. None of the industry bodies addressed the Grattan Institute's recommendation for ... |
| | | | The removal of super from modern awards could see the big banks employing illegal or dubious methods to get new employers to sign up to their MySuper products, according to Cbus chief executive David Atkin. Currently, super funds wishing to provide ... |
| | | | ... goals" approach to retirement savings, rather than a peer group comparison of performance, as part of its new MySuper offering. Success will be measured less by return on investment, and more on whether the member is on track to meet expected retirement ... |
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