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18 October 2019 • By James Mitchell • 1 min read

Class action launched against Colonial First State

Slater and Gordon today filed a class action on behalf of 500,000 Australians who were charged excessive superannuation fees to fund ongoing ...

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REST fights climate risk investing lawsuit

Retail industry superannuation fund REST has faced charges from one of its members that it has not protected his money from climate change, in a court ...

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Underperforming funds have nowhere left to hide

APRA has doubled down on its efforts to improve the superannuation sector and will force poor performing funds out of the industry if they can’t lift ...

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HSBC wins First State Super mandate

HSBC Global Asset Management and First State Super have entered into a global equities partnership. The partnership will see HSBC Global Asset ...

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Mental health dominates insurance payouts: FSC

The Financial Services Council has compiled detailed new data that provides deep insights into the underlying causes of total and permanent disability ...

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SMSF specialist calls for scrutiny of retirement policies

Martin Heffron says the Morrison government’s review of retirement income could facilitate important scrutiny of the government’s own fiscally ...

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5 questions Morrison’s super review needs to address

Members of the Alliance for a Fairer Retirement System have identified five key questions that should be addressed during the government’s review into ...

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Australia slides down global retirement index

Australia has dipped three places in its global retirement ranking, with a report scoring the country lower this year in finances and quality of life

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Government launches retirement income review

 The Federal government has today announced that it will be commissioning an independent review of the retirement income system. This review was ...

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Loss of life and returns expected from climate change

Climate change is anticipated to drive a significant increase in mortality in Australia, the Actuaries Institute has warned, with a new report finding ...

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