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03 May 2016 • By • 1 min read

Acorns Grow to team up with industry funds

Micro investment firm Acorns Grow has unveiled plans to give users of its app the ability to make voluntary contributions to their industry ...

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Future Super chooses OneVue for admin

Ethical superannuation fund Future Super has selected platform provider OneVue to handle its member administration services. Future Super – which ...

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Windfalls not going to super, BT finds

Only 20 per cent of Australians say they would invest a $100,000 windfall in their superannuation, according to research by BT Financial Group

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Don't cut super contribution caps, says FSC

Reducing the annual concessional contributions cap from $30,000 per year to $20,000 would hurt the budget bottom line as well as the retirement ...

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'Ultra-low' interest rates punishing super returns

The governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA), Glenn Stevens, has warned that the “ultra-low” interest rate environment is becoming a ...

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Millennials demanding responsible investment

Millennials are increasingly looking to invest in assets that are socially and environmentally responsible, placing pressure on super funds to create ...

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Super funds down 1.1% in March

Superannuation funds were “in the red” in March, with median growth funds retreating by an average of 1.1 per cent, says Chant West. This ...

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Statewide Super partners with Financial Synergy

Financial Synergy has partnered with Statewide Super, providing the industry fund access to its software platform on a subscription basis

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Super should provide retirement income

A survey of Australian pre-retirees has found an overwhelming majority expect superannuation to provide them with a retirement income. Eighty-three ...

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Organic growth ‘tumbling’ for super funds

In a sign that the superannuation system is maturing, organic growth (as opposed to investment returns) has fallen to just 3.1 per cent, according to ...

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