BENDZULLA ACTUARIAL PTY LTD
CONSULTING ACTUARIES
GPO BOX 1181, HOBART, TASMANIA 7001. LEVEL 3, 33 SALAMANCA
PLACE, HOBART, 7000
TELEPHONE 1800 203 123 FACSIMILE 1800 103 123
ABN 13 009 492 219
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FAMILY LAW SUPERANNUATION DATASHEET
GENERAL INFORMATION
| Name of Fund: |
THE PUBLIC SECTOR SUPERANNUATION (PSS) SCHEME |
| Name of Trustee: |
THE PSS BOARD |
Requests / Orders to be sent to:
Special Factors / Method Applied for:
| Yes - Approved 8 March 2004 |
Level of Fees Charged: (e.g. for information; splitting; flagging, etc.)
| Fee |
Transaction |
| $150 |
Form 6 information |
| $0 |
Payment Split, Payment Flag, Other Action |
Splitting Options Available:
Can be split between a member and a non member.
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Calculation of Present Value of Defined Benefits Interest Offered?:
Design:
The PSS covers employees in the Australian public
service and related participating employers. The benefit on retirement
is made up of the product of Final Average Salary and the total
Benefit Multiple. Statements show this benefit split up into Member's
Components, Productivity Components and the Employer Component being
the balance.
Members can contribute between 2% and 10% of their superannuation
salaries. The default rate is 5%. The level of contribution affects
the level of benefit accrual.
The productivity component is also an accumulation benefit but
is funded by the employer. It is designed to be approximately 3%
for all workers but is, in fact, slightly less for higher income
earners and slightly more for lower income earners.
The employer component is the Benefit of Final Average Salary (FAS)
minus the above two components. FAS is the average of superannuation
salaries on the member's three birthdays before leaving the scheme.
The basic accrual rate is 21% of each year but varies (according
to the member contribution rate) from 15% to 31% per year. A minimum
of half the benefit can be converted to a CPI indexed reversionary
on a 10.0 conversion factor at age 65. The level of reversion is
67% with provision for child pensions.
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Last updated: 11th December 2003
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