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| | | ... of funds are significantly cheaper than the default offerings. In terms of investment performance, the SelectingSuper Default/MySuper index delivered 9% for FY18, marking the ninth consecutive positive annual return since the GFC. One-third of MySuper ... |
| | | | ... 2015/16 financial year, according to the analysis by Rainmaker. The headline performance number for the SelectingSuper Default Option Index includes a forecast drop of over 1.5% in the month of June, driven by the poor performance of equity markets ... |
| | | | ... the Reserve Bank, the average one year term deposit is paying a yield of 4.2% pre tax, compared to the SelectingSuper default investment option index that returned 12.2% post tax. If the Reserve Bank lowers rates further, this differential is only going ... |
| | | | ... returns for the superannuation market averaged 0.7% for 2011-12, remarkably similar to the 0.5% average SelectingSuper default option return in workplace funds, albeit the former is an economic measure and not an actual investment return metric. The ... |
| | | | ... Rainmaker Information. The August SelectingSuper crediting rates survey reported a decline in the 12 month SelectingSuper default fund performance index, following the global share market slumps in August to 3.8%. Super funds achieved returns of 5.0% ... |
| | | | ... the fund to climb the league tables in a turbulent market to now be in 43rd place out of 78 funds in the SelectingSuper default workplace fund survey. Their personal balanced option ranks even higher in 23 rd place. In a warning across the bow of Australia's ... |
| | | | ... relative to its benchmark. This option returned 3.4 per cent in the year to July 31, compared with the SelectingSuper Default Option Index which posted 7.7 per cent over the same period. Over three years, it lost 7.2 per cent versus the benchmark's minus ... |
| | | | ... performers, returning 12.4 per cent and 12.3 per cent respectively over the same period. In contrast, the SelectingSuper Default Option Index, which comprises of 90 workplace super funds, returned 9.5 per cent over the three year period to April this ... |
| | | | ... topping 12 per cent for the first time since funds started reporting monthly, according to the latest monthly SelectingSuper Default Option Index. The index showed the average superannuation fund member would have received 14.0 per cent over one year ... |
| | | | ... balance between the segments leading the performance pack. According to the benchmark indices, the Rainmaker/SelectingSuper Default Option Index returned 12.5 per cent, 13.9 per cent and 9.2 per cent over one, three and five years respectively. In allocated ... |
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