Launched on July 30, NGS Super chief executive Anthony Rodwell-Ball said its Income Generator product will appeal to retirees feeling the pain of a low interest rate environment.
“Our modelling shows that a portfolio focused on yield is particularly suited to retirees in Australia who want a reasonably stable income stream, but who want their capital to last as long as they do,” Mr Rodwell-Ball said.
“There is a good chance a member’s super may run out, especially as life expectancy in Australia continues to increase.
“NGS Super estimates that in the next decade around half of our funds under management will belong to members in the drawdown phase; and as baby boomers start retiring in droves, we expect that the demand for better retirement income products will skyrocket,” he added.
Mr Rodwell-Ball said the product is designed for high and low balance members to contribute towards better management of longevity risk and provide a stable income stream over the long term.
He also said the product is designed to provide income as well as income growth since it has an asset allocation of 30 per cent Australian equities and 22 per cent global equities.
Didn’t that ‘baby boomer’ horse break out of the gates a generation ago? Suppose some idea’s take time to sink in….
Wow! I’m impressed! What will they think of next.