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| | | ... investment options have more than five times the increase on fees than either equity or fixed interest options. For the default investment option, the average increase in combined investment fees and costs among NFP and retail funds were 23 basis points ... |
| | | | ... AXA and eventually merged with AMP, but overall it has been "one continuous relationship," VicSuper said. VicSuper has default cover for death, total and permanent disability, and income protection available for the majority of its 238,000 members. VicSuper ... |
| | | | SMSFs underperformed default MySuper options by a narrow margin in the 12 months to August, the latest Rainmaker SuperGuard 360 report shows. The SG360 SMSF reference index, which measures the post-fee investment return of SMSF trustees, delivered slightly ... |
| | | | ... sentiment is echoed in a recent report from the Financial Services Council which said the absence of competition in the default superannuation market allows trustees to avoid considering which changes may be necessary to adapt to technological change. ... |
| | | | ... administration fee cut to $750 from $1575. The fee cuts occur at the same time Equip revealed its investment fee for its MySuper default option had increased to 0.64% per annum under RG97, up from 0.57% per annum. "The administration fee reductions were ... |
| | | | ... sign up to life insurance when joining the fund. Once members reach 25, they will be automatically placed into the fund's default insurance product, unless they express a desire to opt-out. AustralianSuper group executive of membership, Rose Kerlin ... |
| | | | ... focus away from yearly return targets towards individual member outcomes. At present, the report explains, current MySuper default options can be broadly split across two categories: balanced default options which "place 24-year-olds and 64-year-olds ... |
| | | | ... automatically entered - as is current industry practice. Upon reaching 25, members will be automatically placed into the funds default insurance product, unless they express a desire to opt-out. AustralianSuper's group executive of membership, Rose Kerlin ... |
| | | | ... with when it comes to analysing MySuper product performance. Complementing this was the final transition of all workplace default members to a MySuper account. Excluding self-managed super funds, MySuper now accounts for more than 40% of super assets ... |
| | | | ... over the past decade," Costello said. Costello dismissed suggestions that the Future Fund could run as a superannuation default fund, noting that it does not have formal mechanisms to receive money, keep member accounts, or pay money out. |
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