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20 December 2018 • By Sarah Simpkins • 1 min read

Women’s economic progress slowest in 4 years

The pace of progress for Australian women’s economic wellbeing slowed to its lowest level since 2014, according to a new index analysis

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ASIC extends super disclosure relief

ASIC has extended one of its relief instruments to allow additional time to consider the policy position in relation to a disclosure-related ...

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Super funds at risk of annual loss

Superannuation members could potentially see their first annual loss since 2011, after recording a third consecutive month of negative returns in ...

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Share, property slump ‘likely to delay retirement’

More than 420,000 Australians could delay their retirement plans with the decline in the current share market and house prices impacting household ...

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Default super won’t solve ‘poor decision-making’

The Productivity Commission is wrong for fearing auto-consolidation of superannuation accounts will result in a high degree of churn across the sector ...

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APRA announces super reforms

In an effort to "maintain industry momentum", the prudential regulator has finalised new superannuation requirements before they have been legislated

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Major legislative changes on the way for super industry

The latest regulatory update from QMV has demonstrated that 2019 will be a year of changes for the super industry.   QMVs principal consultant ...

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APRA commences disqualification proceedings against IOOF

The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority has commenced disqualification proceedings against IOOF entities, directors and executives for failing ...

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IOOF looks to EY for answers over conflicts of interest

The listed wealth manager has outlined exactly how it plans to address widespread conflicts of interest that were highlighted by the Hayne inquiry

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Investors negative on franking credits

Nearly the entire investment industry has responded negatively to the impact of Labor’s proposed removal of franking credits.  According to a ...

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