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| | | ... asset backed SME loans. The fund tracks the Reserve Bank of Australia cash rate and aims to return 3.5%-5.5% above it, net of fees and costs. Currently, the cash rate is 2.35%, equating to a current target return of 5.85%-7.85%. "I am delighted Montgomery ... |
| | | | ... living, and mixed-use sectors," she explained. Aware Super said the platform is part of its ongoing commitment to lower member fees, its deputy chief investment officer Damien Web commented that it will also diversify the fund's real estate holdings ... |
| | | | ... allow trustees to rectify transactions in certain situations," it said. The association added that removing cancellation fees that apply to approved SMSF auditors, in order to provide equitable treatment with registered company auditors, would remove ... |
| | | | ... said. "We are not going to be reopening the stapling issue. For too long we've had multiple accounts eroding members' fees through multiple sets of fees and ensuring that members weren't getting the full value of their retirement savings ... |
| | | | ... an estimated 3065 managed funds in Australia, of which over 1500 delivered less than 5.5% per annum to investors, before fees, the report found. Comparatively, investmymoney.com.au director Maree Lallensack notes that the average return of top super ... |
| | | | ... assessment." In a further statement, a BT spokesperson said: "We have worked hard to improve member outcomes, including reducing fees, and the outcome was mainly due to some periods of underperformance, particularly in the 2014-15 financial year and ... |
| | | | ... said. A statement advised the platform ratings' methodology focuses on five main criteria: adviser services, investments, fees, member services and organisational strengths, with the most important and heavily weighted feature being adviser services. ... |
| | | | ... already been forgotten." Financial Counselling Australia also criticised the recommendation, saying that so long as asset-based fees remain, there is real potential for conflicts of interest. The best interests duty is the only bulwark consumers have ... |
| | | | ... should also have discretion to decide how to charge members for that advice and the restrictions on collective charging of fees should be removed, Levy writes. They should also be able to pay a fee from a member's account to an adviser for personal ... |
| | | | ... took place in October and November 2017. The Court also found that MobiSuper made misleading claims about being able to save fees by opening a MobiSuper account and having other existing super accounts rolled into it, and also failed to provide any Statements ... |
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