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| | | ... with MySuper Growing Lifestage and MySuper Consolidating Lifestage returning 11.3% and 9.2% respectively. Outside the default MySuper options, the Super Growth option delivered 11.1% and Pension Growth returned 12.8%. "We're proud to deliver these strong ... |
| | | | ... detractors of performance. Nevertheless, he said that delivering "this strong result for members is pleasing". For their default options, Australian Retirement Trust (ART) made 11.2% p.a. while HESTA returned 10.2% p.a. Aware Super delivered a return ... |
| | | | ... Super will likely remain one of the top five performing super funds over 10-, 15- and 20-year periods, the fund said. Its default option has achieved an average annual return over 10 years of 7.75%. "As the events of FY25 have demonstrated, in your accumulation ... |
| | | | ... for 2025 financial year for members aged 47 and under. Since its inception nearly three years ago, Vanguard Super's default MySuper Lifecycle product has achieved 13.6% p.a. Those in the 48- to 54-year-old bucket achieved between 12% p.a. and 13.2 ... |
| | | | Aware Super has delivered a return of 11.9% for its Future Saver High Growth option - its default MySuper option for under 55s - for the 2025 financial year. Retirees invested in Aware's Conservative Balanced option also enjoyed strong performance with ... |
| | | | ... year of annual returns above 9% for the MySuper Balanced Growth option. Over 10 years to 30 June 2025, the fund's default investment option - where most members are invested - has averaged an annual return of 7.64% and ranked in the top quartile ... |
| | | | Australian Ethical has made changes to its insurance offering to provide Standard Default Cover members with a higher level of coverage at all ages, while also reducing fees for most age groups, while other age groups will see costs unchanged. From ... |
| | | | ... Morningstar said. "However, investors must weigh these benefits against the challenges of liquidity constraints, borrower default risk, and transparency issues." |
| | | | ... with their personal goals, rather than encouraged by regulation, to remain disengaged and subsequently shoehorned into default retirement products." |
| | | | ... to $70 billion and pension payments rising to $57.6 billion. Separately, over the year to March 31, the best-performing default investment options were Colonial First State's Essential Super Employer - Lifestage (1980-1984) and FirstChoice Employer - ... |
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