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| | | ... changes to cut fees for members of the option by 65%. It will also reduce its investment fees for the lifestage MySuper options. FirstChoice Wholesale is introducing fee rebates (0.05% to 0.2%) for members with balances between $100,000 and $500,000. ... |
| | | | ... changes to cut fees for members of the option by 65%. It will also reduce its investment fees for the lifestage MySuper options. FirstChoice Wholesale is introducing fee rebates (0.05% to 0.20%) for members with balances between $100,000 to $500,000. ... |
| | | | ... option would have $832,000 when they hang up their boots. That's a difference of $567,000. This is because the MySuper options from different super funds can perform differently. As an example, the best-performing default fund hit 7.4% per annum ... |
| | | | ... of 6.7% per annum, though it's worth noting that all of the top 10 ESG options matched the leading top 10 MySuper options. |
| | | | SMSFs underperformed default MySuper options by a narrow margin in the 12 months to August, the latest Rainmaker SuperGuard 360 report shows. The SG360 SMSF reference index, which measures the post-fee investment return of SMSF trustees, delivered slightly ... |
| | | | ... year Kinetic Super Personal Growth (MySuper) option produced a return of 11.9%, placing it in the top five among MySuper options. Over the past seven years the product was ranked sixth. Kessell's departure comes as Kinetic Super moves forward with its ... |
| | | | ... majority of growth funds recorded losses, with a median return of -0.7%. The survey also highlights that, within MySuper options, CBUS was the top performing growth fund over the year to 31 October 2016, returning 6.6%. It was most closely followed by ... |
| | | | ... 40,000 member investment choices, the exclusion of disclosure and reporting requirements from Choice options (not MySuper options), encourages greater inefficiency within the system and "fails to suitably protect members who are invested in those excluded ... |
| | | | ... in the 2010 Cooper review. The FSC highlighted that a number of companies have very low fees in their default MySuper options, such as Bendigo MySuper at 0.65% and ANZ MySuper at 0.60%. "Consumers are not able to benefit from these competitive options ... |
| | | | ... fees than industry funds, Loane argued that "a number of FSC member companies have very low fees in their default MySuper options." However, "these low cost MySuper options are prevented by legislation from competing with industry, corporate and public ... |
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