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| | | ... Qantas Super lowered premiums for income protection and TPD. Also on January 1, the fund made changes to one of its Glidepath investment options, which invests in higher risk, growth assets categorised in four stages - Take-Off, Altitude, Cruising, and ... |
| | | | ... "Global equities show very little tracking error, but it is far greater in the Australian market." Their low carbon glidepath approach has introduced an extra 40 to 60 basis points approximately, Squires said. Squires says measurement of increased risk ... |
| | | | ... top performing balanced funds based on a five-year return to be Qantas Super - Balanced at 6.10% pa, Qantas Super - Glidepath: Destination at 6.10% pa, and AustralianSuper - Conservative Balanced with 5.51% pa. The worst balanced options were Zurich ... |
| | | | ... remain in underperforming products. Regarding MySuper products with high total fees and costs, Qantas Superannuation Glidepath was the only MySuper product to be labelled significantly high. Though, Australian Ethical Retail Superannuation Fund Balanced ... |
| | | | ... Australia, while super funds have never used glide paths like the US target date fund, Mitchem said they are exploring a glidepath formulation that would take the American standard of age-based retirement target dates and add a second factor, accumulated ... |
| | | | ... top performing balanced funds based on a five-year return to be Qantas Super - Balanced at 6.10% pa, Qantas Super - Glidepath: Destination at 6.10% pa, and AustralianSuper - Conservative Balanced with 5.51% pa. The worst balanced options were Zurich ... |
| | | | ... (8bps each), TWU Super (7bps), and Mercer WGSP and Virgin Money (6bps each). MLC, Commonwealth Essential Super, Qantas's Glidepath and Mercy Super will see an improvement of 5bps each. Lastly, Brookfield Australia MySuper and Energy Super will see 4bps ... |
| | | | ... went from 60-80% to 55-85%. Cash allocation in that option went from 5-25% to 0-30%. In Qantas Super's aggressive and 'Glidepath: Take off' option growth asset allocation went from 80-100% to 75-100%. Previously that growth mix was be 60-80% equities ... |
| | | | A global retirement solutions executive says a stable, or even climbing, asset allocation glidepath in post-retirement may be a more sensible approach for target-date superannuation funds. J.P. Morgan Asset Management global head of retirement solutions ... |
| | | | ... should be noted the analysis covers a relatively short period - the 12 months to June 2015. "While the decision on the glidepath trajectory is up to the fund trustees - and there is no absolute right decision - the sheer range of approaches embedded ... |
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