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| | | ... 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 ... |
| | | | ... happened was the exact opposite of what they [the federal government] anticipated, and that was massive flows from retail funds into industry super," he said. "And I think that was the beginning of the end... the end of the story for retail funds started ... |
| | | | ... regulation and investor protection is certainly driving this interest in retail products." The 100 analysis found retail funds flows over the year to April 2022 had increased from $4.3 billion to almost $6 billion. Likewise, wholesale fund flows increased ... |
| | | | The world of retiree super - traditionally the domain of retail funds - is now overwhelmingly controlled by the not-for-profit sector, new research shows. About 60% of all retiree superannuation savings is now held in NFP funds, Rainmaker analysis of ... |
| | | | ... This occurred because Vanguard opened its institutional-grade target date funds (which hold the same assets as the retail funds) to all retirement plans with at least US$5 million - when previously investors needed $100 million to invest in the institutional ... |
| | | | Industry superannuation funds tend to outperform SMSFs and retail funds thanks to their allocation to unlisted assets and by managing investments internally. An Industry Super Australia analysis found that a member who joined an industry fund in 1996 ... |
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