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03 December 2015 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

Crossbenchers oppose super governance bill

Four Senate crossbenchers have sided with Labor and the Greens against the government's proposal to change the governance of superannuation fund ...

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Retail funds overpaying for services: ISA

Industry Super Australia (ISA) has unveiled new research that it claims shows bank-owned super funds are paying "above market rates" to their in-house ...

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NGS Super and QIEC Super discuss merger

Industry funds NGS Super and QIEC Super have agreed to investigate the integration of the two funds into a master trust structure. The boards of ...

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Retirement incomes market to hit $1.2tn by 2025

The retirement incomes market is expected to have the largest growth in funds under management over the next 10 years, projected to reach $1

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Government to ‘shift’ focus of super reform

Federal Treasurer Scott Morrison has said the Turnbull government is committed to enshrining the "purpose" of the superannuation system and plans to ...

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Super funds won’t get ‘caught out’ on FX

The investment committees of superannuation funds are much better prepared for future volatility in currency markets than they were during 2008 and ...

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Super funds must deliver 'holistic' services

Australia’s ageing population and the increasing cost of aged care will require super funds to expand their offerings and, importantly, assist in ...

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Women super grows 30 per cent, gender gap remains

The average balance of women’s superannuation has grown 30 per cent in the 12 months to October 2015, but it still only makes up about 66 per cent of ...

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Super funds increase focus on innovation

In order to meet the challenges and opportunities presented by technological change, superannuation funds are set to increase their investment in the ...

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Super industry chooses self-interest over members

The Australian superannuation industry is failing to achieve optimal performance in part due to its continued focus on self-interest, warns ...

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