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30 June 2020 • By Lachlan Maddock • 1 min read

‘A complete furphy’: Combet slams super freeze

The chair of Industry Super Australia has demanded criteria be tightened following the early release scheme and slammed arguments against the increase ...

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Early super payments hit $17bn and rising

Early super payments are still increasing by more than $1 billion a week, according to the latest APRA statistics. The data, released on Monday, ...

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MySuper funds not budging on fee reductions

The prudential regulator will write to the trustees of a number of MySuper funds that are “seriously underperforming” on fees, after it emerged the ...

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Morningstar CIO joins Rest

Rest has recruited a Morningstar lead and former track athlete to be its first chief investment officer under its new structure. Andrew Lill is set ...

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Compulsory super credited for $500bn retirement savings

ASFA has estimated Australian households have $500 billion in savings that they otherwise would not have saved without the superannuation guarantee, ...

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Super funds outperforming international peers, industry body reports

Australian superannuation funds have performed strongly against their overseas counterparts according to an analysis from an industry body

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HESTA shoots for net zero – but will it score?

HESTA will aim for net zero by 2050 – but how it’s actually going to get there is still up in the air. HESTA has become the first major super fund ...

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Media Super confirms Cbus merger talks

Media Super has signalled it is eyeing an offer made by Cbus as it considers joining forces with a larger fund. Media Super, which has 78,000 ...

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Super funds told to rethink targets

Superannuation funds have been nudged to review their target returns and asset allocation after the recent market turbulence, with Rice Warner warning ...

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ATO cracks down on early super misuse

The ATO is zeroing in on early super misuse as fraudsters attempt to hijack the government’s stimulus packages. The government’s early super ...

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