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| | | ... superannuation members from the collapse of the Shield Master Fund. Some 5800 investors with $530 million in retirement savings were invested in Shield. Keystone, which is now in liquidation, was the responsible entity for Shield. ASIC alleges about ... |
| | | | ... working life, such as switching to a lower-fee or higher-growth superannuation option, can substantially increase retirement savings compared to remaining in a default MySuper product. Among the findings, an individual who switches to a lower-fee investment ... |
| | | | ... easing has become harder to make. "GDP growth is weakening, unemployment has risen to 4.5%, households are running down savings buffers, and spending is already outpacing disposable income." Chesler added the risk of stagflation is now at the forefront ... |
| | | | ... personal investor Renae Smith said rising inflation and cost-of-living pressures make it more important for retirement savings to work efficiently. "Australians are careful about comparing mortgages, energy and insurance bills, but when it comes to super ... |
| | | | ... about $2.79 trillion in total member assets. In terms of investments, Choice portfolios have a large proportion of member savings in multi-sector strategies, which came to about $992.24 billion. There is about $419.27 billion in single-sector strategies. ... |
| | | | ... carer, the additional contributions and compound investment returns could translate to an extra $45,000 in retirement savings. SMC said the issue disproportionately affects women, who account for more than 70% of recipients of the highly means-tested ... |
| | | | ... 2025, alleging failures in due diligence concerning the Shield Master Fund which oversaw around $160 million of retirement savings into Shield through its fund. "The independent superannuation trustee model has been a driver of growth and innovation ... |
| | | | ... balances increased 5.5% overall during the year, reflecting the continued strength of Australia's compulsory retirement savings system. However, the figures also reveal that women aged 60-64 continue to retire with substantially less super than men ... |
| | | | ... build an investment case - in this case, to support the investment of working Australians' hard-earned retirement savings," ASFA chief executive Mary Delahunty said. She said the forum made clear to policymakers that innovative approaches are needed ... |
| | | | ... risk management are critical to fulfilling our obligations as the stewards of our 1.3 million members' retirement savings." The restructure has also triggered several internal promotions. Greg Gokavi-Whaley has been appointed to the newly created ... |
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