
Retirement fund fees: Is cheaper really better?
The developing FSCA value-for-money approach puts costs alongside investment performance, service quality, governance, and member outcomes.

The developing FSCA value-for-money approach puts costs alongside investment performance, service quality, governance, and member outcomes.

New IRFA chairperson Nancy Andrews says the industry must look beyond immediate developments and focus on responsible stewardship, sound governance, and long-term outcomes for members.

Old Mutual Corporate says the real COFI test is cultural: funds must start with the member outcome and build governance around it.

King V may be voluntary, but for retirement fund boards it has emerged as a critical standard for credible governance, fiduciary oversight and long-term value creation.

Old Mutual’s Michelle Acton tells IRFA delegates that Australia’s superannuation system provides a roadmap for boosting coverage and retirement outcomes.

The OPFA on how retirement funds should address non-compliant employers, death benefit allocations, and requests to withhold benefits.