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02 October 2020 • By Lachlan Maddock • 1 min read

Support for super increase craters

Just 41 per cent of economists surveyed by Finder believed that the compulsory superannuation guarantee should not be increased to 10 per cent next ...

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Australia ranked 7th for retirement outcomes

Natixis Investment Managers has placed Australia seventh in the world for retiree wellbeing in 2020, with the superannuation system boosting the ...

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Former minister, super industry advocate dies, aged 77

Susan Ryan, a former Labor senator and minister who was also president of the Australian Institute of Superannuation Trustees (AIST) died on Sunday, ...

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Early super grabbers uncertain on retirement consequences

A new study has found many individuals who accessed their superannuation under the early access scheme did not understand the long-term impacts of ...

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Frydenberg slams ‘nasty, vindictive’ Keating

Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has slammed Paul Keating’s attack on the RBA’s independence, suggesting the former prime minister is still smarting from ...

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‘Sole purpose test doesn’t work’, senator says

Liberal senator Andrew Bragg has accused industry super funds of misusing members’ money for operating a media outlet and advertising campaigns, ...

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Natixis firm wins Hostplus private equity mandate

Natixis Investment Management firm Flexstone Partners has secured a US$100 million ($138.5 million) private equity mandate from Hostplus. The ...

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AMP, OnePath, Macquarie super funds giving lowest returns

Superannuation fund members are spending almost $35 billion on fees every year according to a new report, which has also named AMP, OnePath and ...

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SG amnesty returns half a billion in unpaid super

Almost $600 million will be returned to the superannuation accounts of 400,000 Australians due to the one-off superannuation amnesty. In a rare ...

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Super funds back in black

Super funds are officially back in black despite liquidity fears and market volatility earlier in the year, according to SuperRatings. Super funds ...

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