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| | | ... are paying." Rainmaker Information research showed superannuation fund fees fell for the sixth consecutive year. MySuper fees on average fell by 0.07% p.a. to 0.87% p.a. Super fund members, including SMSFs, paid an aggregate of $34 billion in fees in ... |
| | | | ... personal and retirement products. MySuper maintains its position as the most fee-competitive segment. On average, MySuper fees fell by 0.07% per annum to 0.87%, marking the seventh consecutive year of fee reduction. Not-for-profit MySuper products recorded ... |
| | | | ... demonstrates that our members continue to reap the benefits of the mergers through strong returns and among the lowest MySuper fees in the industry,'' Farrar said. |
| | | | ... pa return over the past seven years and continues to be one of the top three industry funds nationally for lowest MySuper fees, Brighter Super said. The super fund's pension options also performed strongly, with the Growth option returning 13.44%, the ... |
| | | | ... competitive average fees of 1% per annum as of June 30. Rainmaker Information research manager Pooja Antil highlighted that MySuper fees fell from 1.05% to 1.00% over the year to June 2023, a significant reduction. "This is the biggest fall in the MySuper ... |
| | | | ... directly compared to the MySuper options of similar large funds, Australian Retirement Trust's QSuper product has MySuper fees of 0.85%, or $425 per annum on a $50,000 balance. UniSuper also has much lower fees of 0.64%, or $321 per year. However ... |
| | | | ... fund is reducing investment fees and costs across almost all its options. For example, the investment fees for its MySuper fees will drop by 27.5%. The largest decrease will be seen on its Australian shares with a reduction of 39.13% while the Stable ... |
| | | | ... funds that raised fees, 90% of these involved investment fees going up." Previous research by Rainmaker shows default MySuper fees have dropped to an average of 1%. In the last decade, super fees have fallen by a quarter, with about half of the action ... |
| | | | 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 ... |
| | | | ... the administration fees on FCES to 30bps and a flat fee of $10 per year for administration. It says it has reduced MySuper fees by $24 million since November 2020. CES took out the first spot in Rainmaker Information's top 50 workplace super performance ... |
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