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| | | While institutional investors have a tendency to negotiate aggressively on the amount they pay for fund managers' expertise, Platinum Asset Management chief investment officer Andrew Clifford said cutting fees does not automatically result in better ... |
| | | | Fees paid by super fund members are falling but not because fund prices are falling, it's because of the dampening effect of self-managed super funds and higher balance members qualifying for discounts. The results are contained in the latest Rainmaker ... |
| | | | ... performing KiwiSaver fund at March was OnePath earning 6.4% for the 12 month period, also the largest fund. Its total expense ratio was 54 basis points, which while above average for KiwiSaver funds, is staggeringly low compared to Australian super f ... |
| | | | ... arrangements. It has out-performed the market in eight of the last 10 years and charges accumulation members a Total Expense Ratio of just 0.75%, noted the researcher. DB members pay no explicit fees, these being picked up by sponsoring employers. The ... |
| | | | ... According to the 2010 Rainmaker Fee Review, not-for-profit funds charge 1.05 per cent in fees (based on a total expense ratio which includes member, administration and investment fees). On the other side of the fence, retail funds charge 2.09 per cent. ... |
| | | | ... "hormonised the definition and communication fund fees towards investors", however no single definition of the Total Expense Ratio (TER), exists in Europe, noted the report. PwC noted there was a lack of consistency with how fund managers disclosed the ... |
| | | | ... Fees and costs in particular have been a contentious issue among lost super providers and their clients. The total expense ratio for a member's account with $1,000 is 3.82 per cent or $38. The TER ranges from a low of 1.55 per cent ($16) to a high of ... |
| | | | ... average 2.06 per cent almost always come bundled with extensive financial advice." First State Super with a total expense ratio (TER) of 0.41 per cent was found to be the lowest cost public offer fund, public offer Retirement fund and VALUE-choice fund. ... |
| | | | ... about seven times the inflation rate. The lowest cost fund in Australia is the Meat Industry Super Fund with a Total Expense Ratio (TER) of only 25 basis points. The lowest cost public offer fund is First State Super charging 42 basis points and the ... |
| | | | ... Employees' Superannuation Fund (MIESF), which manages super for red meat abattoirs and poultry workers, boasts a total expense ratio (TER) of 0.16 per cent on an average account balance of $50,000, based on the latest Rainmaker Fee Benchmarks data. This ... |
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