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| | | ... deliver on our ambitions to provide flexible solutions and services that support their entire health journey through good and poor health, from taking out a policy, to underwriting and claims, and their path back to wellness." |
| | | | A financial advice firm is tackling high school graduates' poor financial literacy head on in a bid to equip them with essential wealth skills for the future. Purpose Advisory director and adviser Tristan Scifo has launched More than Before, an online ... |
| | | | ... members' best interests. The fund was due to merge with TWUSUPER but after the news broke of its questionable expenditures and poor culture within the fund following its failure of the performance test, the plans were dropped. EISS Super chair Peter ... |
| | | | ... heat map publications." Super Consumers Australia's director Xavier O'Halloran welcomed the spotlight APRA is shining on poor performance in the super sector. "We know that highlighting underperformance drives improvement," O'Halloran said. "Blaming ... |
| | | | ... Incitec Pivot, LGIAsuper and Suncorp Lifestage Funds also only marginally passed. APRA's heatmap modelling shows being in a poor performing fund can mean a 2% return differential every year compared to a well performing fund with the same risk profile. ... |
| | | | ... improvement in member outcomes. "In particular, a sizeable proportion of the choice sector has been exposed for delivering poor outcomes, especially considering these products generally charge higher fees than their MySuper equivalents." Cole said APRA ... |
| | | | ... single super fund unless they choose otherwise. For those disengaged with super it could mean they are unknowingly lumped in a poor performing fund, which could cost them six figures from their final retirement savings." It also follows the Your Future ... |
| | | | ... options. For comparison, during the Global Financial Crisis of 2008, just 6% switched options. These switches were often poor choices in terms of financial wellbeing and the growth of members' retirement savings. The research identified a 50% increase ... |
| | | | Australians give away the vast majority of their wealth, as some $1.5 trillion has been passed on to the next generation since 2002, the Productivity Commission finds. In 2018 alone, nearly 90% of the $100 billion transferred was in the form of inheritances ... |
| | | | The last sitting day for parliament this year has come and gone without progressing legislation designed to make sure those earning less than $450 a month are paid super. Minister for superannuation, financial services, the digital economy and women's ... |
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