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| | "Is this the real life? Is this just fantasy? Caught in a landslide, No escape from reality." - Queen, Bohemian Rhapsody Yes Virginia, you'll be exclaiming "mama mia, mama mia" too when you see the red inks splattered by equity markets everywhere. ... |
| | | Aussie retirees will have to fork out an extra $1292 a year to live comfortably, and they have the drought and rising house prices to blame. The Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia (ASFA) found that over the year to the December quarter ... |
| | | AustralianSuper will introduce a new fee for MySuper members from April 2020 to offset the impact of the Protecting Your Super changes. Effective April 1, AustralianSuper's members will start paying the 'Administration fee - Protecting Your ... |
| | | ... accounts holding $10,000 up to $49,999 are slugged 0.89% and those with more than $50,000 pay 0.65%. What's more, the fees equate to a huge chunk of the fund's returns which have been consistently low for some time. That said, the fund does have ... |
| | | Industry super funds fared best in APRA's first MySuper heat map, forming the majority of products given the all clear by the regulator. APRA's MySuper heat map, released this morning, demonstrates the lead large industry super funds have over ... |
| | | Australians should not be able to be defaulted into or even be able to choose to enter an underperforming superannuation fund, according to AustralianSuper chief executive Ian Silk. Appearing before the House of Representatives Standing Committee on ... |
| | | A $5.6 billion industry superannuation fund is revamping its MySuper option, which will see default members' exposure to growth assets and fees rise. EISS Super is switching its MySuper options from a "conservative balanced" portfolio to a "balanced ... |
| | | ... financial stability, and create more thriving communities to do business with," Steel said. "Ultimately, healthier stakeholders equate to a healthier bottom line." |
| | | ... investors indicate that if appropriate investments are available in the future their impact investments will collectively equate to $1.6 billion (assuming today's AUM)." 57% of active impact investors reported that they expected competitive market rate ... |
| | | Rainmaker research has shown the difference between the best and worst performing super funds can equate to a difference of up to $880,000 in balances for retirees. The research shows the worst performing funds are paying 5.3% return, a big difference ... |
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