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| | | ... was actually 1.91% in FY22. In this instance, a member with a $50,000 balance would've been charged fees of $1523.80, rather than the $1133.80 they'd otherwise been led to believe would be charged. Likewise, the fund's published indirect ... |
| | | | ... infrastructure assets that can reprice and pass those inflation costs on to consumers. Hostplus' focus on investment strategy - rather than on peer relative returns - has long made the top-performing fund an outlier in the local superannuation industry. ... |
| | | | ... goes over 10 hours, we have the discretion to charge a no-win, no fee," she said. "That gives us the resources we need rather than sending the client off to a solicitor who might take 40% of the payout." She explained the process would only exceed that ... |
| | | | ... with Broome's statement. "We're all constrained by regulation in terms of what we do in this industry, and perhaps rather than just focus on how many laws or how many regulators we've got, the key point is about addressing its complexity," ... |
| | | | ... how clients want to engage. "We've already seen clients get really used to jumping on a Zoom call or a Teams call, rather than having a face-to-face sit-down for their annual review," he said "The next level is when we start to see your clients ... |
| | | | ... the test aligns with members' best interests, funds are less likely to be distracted from their proper long-term goal rather than on passing an annual test," the research house said. Meanwhile, on the test regime's application to Choice products ... |
| | | | ... non-relevant providers. "I don't think you should worry. The idea of the fee is something that I think protects the industry, rather than trying to distinguish on the complexity it neatly gets you there," Levy said. "It's up to your industry ... |
| | | | ... "While we are cautiously positioned right now, my gut feeling is that our next asset allocation move will be to increase rather than reduce risk," he explained. However, he thinks inflation will be persistent and that central banks will continue to be ... |
| | | | ... trustees are more likely to sell other assets of the fund or make additional voluntary contributions to repay a lender rather than default, especially if personal guarantees are involved," the report said. Between 2017 and 2020, there has been a small ... |
| | | | ... Vynokur said HCRD uses an intelligent indexing approach, by selecting the bonds in its portfolio based on expected returns rather than debt, which aims to avoid shortcomings of traditional debt weighted indices. "Australian corporate bonds are regarded ... |
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