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| | | 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 ... |
| | | | ... 42,000 members are invested - annual fees and costs will be 0.62%, up from 0.52%. Subsequently, the fund's total expense ratio will rise from 1.09% to 1.19%. Legalsuper chief executive Luke Symons told Financial Standard that the fund was implementing ... |
| | | | ... three asset managers have experienced rising fund servicing costs since 2020. Some 35% of investors saw their total expense ratio (TER) increase in the past three years. Some 45% surveyed said management fees on a like-for-like basis have declined. One ... |
| | | | ... millennials with a focus on sustainable investing. However, Rainmaker Information analysis of its product fees and total expense ratio revealed that it was above benchmark for a personal product. At the time, Rainmaker said: "Elevate needs to raise FUM ... |
| | | | ... versus Statewide's 11 options. However, members will pay slightly more with Hostplus. Statewide's current total expense ratio sits at 1.10% while Hostplus' is 1.17% - industry average is 1%, according to Rainmaker Information. A Statewide MySuper member ... |
| | | | ... would need to review and increase our current fees and costs." According to Rainmaker Information, the new total expense ratio is still below the MySuper average of 1.08%, coming in at 0.91%. Meanwhile, most members will see a 2% decrease in insurance ... |
| | | | ... 1% overall. The average default MySuper product now charges 1.08%, down from 1.13% the previous year. The total expense ratio for not-for-profit and retail funds is now 1.07% and 1.08%, respectively. There is also no difference in the total fee ratio ... |
| | | | ... following the fee increase MIESF's MySuper option will be the 10 th lowest cost product of its kind with a total expense ratio of 0.80% on a $50,000 balance. This is based on the research house's most recent super fund fee study, conducted in March this ... |
| | | | ... 1% overall. The average default MySuper product now charges 1.08%, down from 1.13% the previous year. The total expense ratio for not-for-profit and retail funds is now 1.07% and 1.08%, respectively. There is also no difference in the total fee ratio ... |
| | | | ... revenue. Overall, in the two years to June end, members of Maritime Super saw the biggest fee cuts with the total expense ratio (TER) for a $50,000 balance dropping by more than 0.8%. It was followed by AMP Signature Super, Hostplus, LGS, NGS Super ... |
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