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| | | ... by being part of a much larger Mercer fund BT members will have the potential to benefit from stronger performance, lower fees with most members to see a fee reduction of around 25% off standard fees, more investment choice and broader members services." ... |
| | | | ... Trust's QSuper product has MySuper fees of 0.85%, or $425 per annum on a $50,000 balance. UniSuper also has much lower fees of 0.64%, or $321 per year. However, Australian Retirement Trust's Super Savings product has higher Mysuper fees of 1.11% ... |
| | | | ... added. Offering an alternative solution, Neiron said there are 'smarter' options, that target similar outcomes but with lower fees. Specifically, he advocated for smart beta products which track an index that differs from the traditional market capitalisation ... |
| | | | ... infrastructure, but will also help us bring more asset management capabilities in house, which is a vital part of our strategy to lower fees for our members," he added. Last month, Aware Super has established a local property platform and appointed industry ... |
| | | | ... and based on our research, we recommend a simple index ETF as opposed to an active ETF. Not only do simple ETFs have lower fees, but we've also seen these ETFs outperform 90% of their active ETF counterparts." While positive about passive ETFs, Brycki ... |
| | | | ... broadly with the industry to "create a larger superannuation fund with the potential to deliver improves performance, lower fees, and broader member services". "It also maintains continuity of knowledge and service for BT Super members," she said. "I ... |
| | | | ... 0.19%. "The benefits of scale are clear, enabling a downward trajectory on fees. Mergers are a contributor to this. Lower fees will help members to grow their super balance," Cbus chief executive Justin Arter said. "Cbus' total product fees are competitive ... |
| | | | ... when previously investors needed $100 million to invest in the institutional product. The institutional product has lower fees. The complaint alleges retirement plans invested in retail funds sold their shares and moved over to cheaper, but otherwise ... |
| | | | ... Magellan's recent underperformance has only begun since November 2020. "We thought institutional clients would negotiate for lower fees rather than terminate Magellan. Regretfully this has not transpired in SJP's case," he said. However, Morningstar ... |
| | | | ... more likely to be neutral. Asked what changes they experienced due to the merger, engaged members cited things such as lower fees, greater availability of information online and "a marked improvement in value". "Those surveyed also reported a modest ... |
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