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| | | ... different fee types to pass the performance test," it said. The submission also recommended continuing to assess super fund fees in the test but suggested raising the representative member to $100,000 for non-platform products and $250,000 for platform ... |
| | | | Superannuation fees in Australia have reached a historic low, with the total expense ratio averaging 0.93% per annum, as per research from Rainmaker Information. Rainmaker Information's analysis of over 1500 superannuation fund fee options, spread across ... |
| | | | ... is still lower than the 1.08% average for MySuper that was recorded in the research house's 2021 review of super fund fees. When directly compared to the MySuper options of similar large funds, Australian Retirement Trust's QSuper product has ... |
| | | | ... Rainmaker Information estimates the average fees for default MySuper products sits at 1%. Since 2011 and 2021, super fund fees dropped by a quarter, with about half of the reductions seen between 2018 and 2021. |
| | | | ... of directly held assets, a Senate Committee report recommended. Figure 1: Workplace not-for-profit and retail super fund fees vs. Future Fund fees |
| | | | ... indexing large portions of FUM. At present, indexed super options charge an average of just 0.12%. "This pressure on super fund fees, if it stays on its current track, could mean that in five years' time, average super fund fees could be as low as ... |
| | | | ... Dunnin said. "But while the comparison is valid, it ignores the 2021 political reality that the debate around super fund fees in Australia has reset due relentless public pressure. "Explaining why this pressure has gained traction is that if the comparison ... |
| | | | ... charge members 1.23% on average - up from 1.17% in 2017. This calculates to about $32 billion per year paid in super fund fees, up 10% year-on-year, Rainmaker said. About two-thirds of the fees go to investment managers, while the remaining is spent ... |
| | | | Super fund fees have fallen 40% in the last five years owing to regulatory shifts and technological innovation, but the fall has not unduly impacted providers' bottom lines, according to the latest comprehensive survey of the sector by Rainmaker. The ... |
| | | | ... fees but because it hasn't lowered them enough. Given that MySuper has already taken a sledgehammer to workplace super fund fees (especially those charged by retail groups) for the FSI to say this is stunning. So expect a ramp up in indexed investments ... |
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