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| | | ... account for 58% of non-SMSF super industry assets, made up of three industry funds, one public sector funds, and three retail funds. Comparatively, in 2021, there was only one industry fund, AustralianSuper, that held a position among the mega-funds. ... |
| | | | ... that scored relatively higher satisfaction among their peers were HESTA, UniSuper, AustralianSuper and Hostplus. Retail funds declined by 5.6% points to 61.3%. Macquarie Group's retail fund was the only product that bucked the trend, climbing 3.5% points ... |
| | | | ... affluent members across all ages among APRA-regulated funds. This suggests that individuals with significant balances in retail funds may have migrated to self-managed super funds (SMSFs), Rainmaker Information said. This is another case study of how ... |
| | | | ... Rainmaker Information analysis shows that at their peak, 30 challenger brands tried to take on established industry and retail funds, hitting $3.8 billion in funds under management and capturing 0.12% of the market. At the end of 2022, Rainmaker found ... |
| | | | ... charge up to $6000 "to roll consumers from high performing, low fee profit-to-member funds into poorer performing retail funds." "A typical experience was for a super fund member to be cold called by an intermediary generating business for a financial ... |
| | | | ... performing personal super options. Meanwhile, the worst performing personal super options were predominantly from retail funds. Zurich SP - Zurich Managed Growth EF (0.6% p.a.), SSMPPS - Smartsave Balanced (1.5% p.a.) and FirstChoice WPS - FirstChoice ... |
| | | | ... year prior to 74.9%, although this is still the highest customer satisfaction rating of any super fund category. Retail funds dropped the most, down by 4.9% from the year prior to 61%. Public sector funds' customer satisfaction also fell, diminishing ... |
| | | | ... Catholic and Superannuation Fund, MLC, Telstra Super and Mine Super. Meanwhile, not-for-profit funds outperformed retail funds too, with the former returning -5.6% for the 12 months to September end, versus the latter's -8.9%. Looking at individual asset ... |
| | | | ... regulatory or political, but competitive. "I think that the competition is not primarily of industry super funds, retail funds, or other funds, as I think we're now officially "frenemies"," she said. "But we're not swimming in our lanes; we're ... |
| | | | ... product has higher Mysuper fees of 1.11% ($557.4 pa). Also, Aware Super has fees of 1.34% ($672 pa). Elsewhere, some retail funds are drastically slashing fees. For example, AMP's signature product has just cut its MySuper fees to 0.71%. Rainmaker ... |
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