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18 August 2020 • By Sarah Simpkins • 1 min read

NGS Super, Australian Catholic Super signal $21bn merger

NGS Super and Australian Catholic Super have indicated plans to combine forces, with the merger to create a $21 billion superannuation fund

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Westpac ditches dividend

Despite better than expected results, the bank has opted not to pay out a first half dividend.  Westpac unaudited cash earnings for 3Q20 were $1.12 ...

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Pahari accuser slams AMP narrative

The female executive who placed a sexual harassment claim against AMP Capital chief Boe Pahari has revealed her identity and charged the wealth giant ...

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Early super bill to top $100bn: BetaShares

The withdrawals under the early super release scheme are set to cost the Australian government and taxpayers between $100 billion to $130 billion in ...

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ASIC dumps industry fund incentives report

The corporate regulator has shelved a proposed report covering super funds’ obligations when interacting with employers despite revelations at the ...

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War of words erupts over early super spending boom

New data shows early super is being spent on alcohol and restaurant dinners – but senator Jane Hume has called the findings into question

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Mayfair slams Vasco

Mayfair 101 managing director James Mawhinney has accused liquidators of extortion and said that trustee Vasco’s move to appoint them was motivated by ...

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ScoMo opens door to super freeze

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has flagged the possibility of freezing the legislated super guarantee increase amid concern that it would hit jobs and ...

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ASIC winds up investment scheme

The Federal Court has issued orders to wind up an investment group and the illegal unregistered managed investment scheme it raked in more than $10 ...

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Credit Suisse and Jarden split

Credit Suisse Australia and Jarden have called it quits, ending their thirty-year strategic alliance.  Credit Suisse Australia and Jarden announced ...

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