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| | | ... and IOOF Employer Super with 15.5%, and Intrust, REST and legalsuper all with 15.3%. The top five public offer Retirement funds (by balanced options) over the 12 months were HOSTPLUS with 18.3%, legalsuper with 16.9%, First State Super with 16.8%, REST ... |
| | | | ... resolution on Wednesday, on the grounds that ASU members, most of whom are members of HESTA, did not want their retirement funds invested in Manus Island detention centre, which Transfield runs. Speaking to the Sydney Morning Herald on Wednesday, the ... |
| | | | ... (Finsia) reveals that the standard 4% retirement income drawdown may be too high and inadvertently result in retirement funds running out too quickly. The research is detailed in the Finsia report 'How safe are safe withdrawal rates in retirement? An ... |
| | | | In the latest edition of Financial Standard, we look at whether longevity insurance is the key to making retirement funds go the distance. We also investigate why the much-vaunted Asia Funds Passport might not get off the ground andA we speak to MetLife ... |
| | | | ... Portfolio Service with 19.8%, Perpetual Wealth Focus with 19.6% and legalsuper with 19.3%. The top five public offer Retirement funds (by balanced options) over the 12 months were HOSTPLUS with 23.9%, Aon with 22.5%, REST with 22.0%, legalsuper with ... |
| | | | Women are developing deep seated concerns over not having enough retirement funds, according to the MLC Australian Wealth Sentiment Survey. The survey questioned more than 2000 Australians, with special emphasis on gender, age and location. The main ... |
| | | | ... Wealth Focus with 19.1%, Mercer with 21.4%, and both legalsuper and REST tying on 18.7% The top five public offer Retirement funds measured by their balanced options over the 12 months were HOSTPLUS with 22.7%, legalsuper with 21.9%, Telstra with 21.5% ... |
| | | | ... particular, public - to go up the risk curve. Meanwhile, DC schemes worldwide have moved towards 'target-income retirement funds'. Forster said the demise of DB schemes, which provided beneficiaries with a reliable, defined income, will see a rise in ... |
| | | | ... with 22.3%, Mercer with 21.4%, and REST and Perpetual Wealth Focus both with 20.7%. The top five public offer Retirement funds (by balanced options) over the 12 months were HOSTPLUS with 27.4%, legalsuper with 23.8%, REST with 23.3%, Aon with 22.7% and ... |
| | | | ... groups do some positive work but there's a smokescreen across these and other key issues from the vast bulk of retirement funds themselves. Industry led surveys will always suffer a credibility deficit to which the omission of key questions just adds. ... |
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