31 May 2016 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read
The government's proposed $1.6 million cap on superannuation pension accounts must include a "buffer" in order to be practicable, warns KPMG. In a ...
READ MORENew portfolios created by Dimensional and Russell Investments have been added to Centrepoint Alliance's managed account solution, vMAPs
READ MOREAustralia's ageing population is desperately in need of a new set of retirement income products, argues BT Financial Group. Speaking in Sydney, BT ...
READ MOREWomen over 50 who earn more than $110,000 will be less likely to make concessional contributions to super as a result of the government's changes in ...
READ MOREQueensland public sector fund QSuper is setting up its own insurance company to offer its members death, total and permanent disability, and income ...
READ MOREColonial First State has launched a new lifecycle investment option aimed at people born after 2000 that has an 90 per cent allocation to growth ...
READ MOREDespite the freeze on the superannuation guarantee until 2020-21, industry revenue is growing at 3.6 per cent – and growth between 2016 and 2021 is ...
READ MORECorporate Australia has a responsibility to do more to solve the problem of retirement inequality, rather than looking to the government to address ...
READ MORESuper funds appear to have recovered from the choppy start to 2016, with returns sitting at 1.7 per cent for the first 10 months of the financial ...
READ MORELast week's federal budget measure outlining a $1.6 million lifetime cap on pension balances could prompt not-for-profit funds to shift to a 'full ...
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