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Administration

Fee the difference: where fees stop and true super costs begin

Superannuation funds are feeling the pressure – from the government, from members – to keep published fees low or to cut them further. But however low they go, upfront fees do not capture the true costs that members pay. Without an overhaul of the current rules governing fee disclosure, funds’ efforts to meet the demand […]
Staff WriterNovember 2, 2009
Administration

Fee the difference: where fees stop and true super costs begin

Superannuation funds are feeling the pressure – from the government, from members – to keep published fees low or to cut them further. But however low they go, upfront fees do not capture the true costs that members pay. Without an overhaul of the current rules governing fee disclosure, funds’ efforts to meet the demand […]
Staff WriterNovember 2, 2009
Administration

Fee the difference

Brett Elvish Superannuation funds are feeling the pressure – from the government, from members – to keep published fees low or to cut them further. But however low they go, upfront fees do not capture the true costs that members pay. Without an overhaul of the current rules governing fee disclosure, funds’ efforts to meet […]
Staff WriterOctober 23, 2009
Administration

Fee the difference

Brett Elvish Superannuation funds are feeling the pressure – from the government, from members – to keep published fees low or to cut them further. But however low they go, upfront fees do not capture the true costs that members pay. Without an overhaul of the current rules governing fee disclosure, funds’ efforts to meet […]
Staff WriterOctober 23, 2009
Investment Strategy

Asset Super completes manager overhaul

The $1.4 billion Asset Super has terminated a Challenger domestic shares mandate, reducing its number of Aussie equities managers from six to five, and farewelled a State Street Global Advisors fixed income mandate as it rationalises that asset class under a single manager.
Staff WriterAugust 31, 2009
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