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| | | ... Carsales to assess thousands of products. To find Australia's top-performing super products, Rainmaker reviewed MySuper products and asset classes that include growth, balanced, moderate (capital stable), equities, property, bonds, cash and ESG investment ... |
| | | | ... age groups apart from pre-retirees aged in their 50s and 60s. As a result, seven out of the top 10 performing MySuper products are lifecycle products. However over five-year period, the differences between MySuper lifecycle and single strategy are almost ... |
| | | | ... Aussie equities (21%) and global stocks (30%). An analysis from Rainmaker Information shows about 60% of all MySuper products reduced their fees last financial year, with the average fees paid by members now sitting at 1%. The 13.5 million Australians ... |
| | | | ... Australians have a better financial future." At August end BT Super and its ASGARD Employee Super were among the 13 MySuper products to fail the inaugural Your Future, Your Super performance test. About a month later Financial Standard was first to report ... |
| | | | ... since the results were announced. This equates to just 4.2% of the total assets held in these products. Of the 76 MySuper products assessed by APRA, 13 of them failed. These products were AMG MySuper, ASGARD Employee MySuper, Australian Catholic Superannuation ... |
| | | | ... Conference, APRA general manager Katrina Ellis was asked why the regulator didn't publish the quantum by which MySuper products passed or failed the test. To fail, a product must score at least 50bps below the combined investment (net of fees) and ... |
| | | | ... delivering poor investment returns. APRA found that choice products charge 40% more in administration fees than MySuper products on a median basis using a member with a $50,000 balance. After examining 568 choice products with 43,000 investment options ... |
| | | | New analysis from Rainmaker Information shows about 60% of all MySuper products reduced their fees last financial year, with the average fees paid by members now sitting at 1%. The 13.5 million Australians with a MySuper account currently pay less than ... |
| | | | ... portfolios. The deal follows CFS's failure of the Your Future, Your Super performance test in August alongside 12 other MySuper products. "It is important for our members that we act quickly to ensure that our MySuper products not only meet the benchmark ... |
| | | | ... this week, with the government looking to find solutions to problems that arise from occupational exclusions in MySuper products. Occupational exclusions in default insurance policies affect the automatic acceptance of default cover for some new MySuper ... |
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