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30 April 2019 • By James Mitchell • 1 min read

APRA report identifies superannuation failings

The prudential regulator has identified a number of areas where superannuation providers are falling short of their regulatory obligations, ...

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More Australians retiring despite low wealth

The number of people intending to retire in the next year has increased by 6 per cent from the year before, although their average net wealth levels ...

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Super gender gap widest in WA

New research has shown that WA state has the largest gender gap in superannuation, with the average female’s account balance across the region being ...

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IOOF misses APRA super deadline

IOOF has failed to reach APRA’s March target for establishing a dedicated governing body for superannuation trustees. The regulator imposed 76 ...

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Industry fund joins trillion-dollar movement

HESTA joins trillion-dollar investor push to rein in social media giants in the wake of New Zealand’s Christchurch tragedy.  A coalition of funds, ...

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PPS Mutual launches risk-only fund

PPS Mutual is set to launch the PPS Mutual Super Fund which will allow the company to offer a complete life insurance solution for eligible ...

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ASIC warns industry of pending super reforms

ASIC has put superannuation funds on notice, telling trustees they must implement the Protecting Your Super package reforms from 1 July, and members ...

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Colonial First State cuts fees

Colonial First State has announced a fee reduction that will benefit over half a million customers, reducing the costs of investing by close to $68 ...

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Brouhaha over franking credits exaggerated

One investment manager has said that even though there is a lot of noise around franking credits, the majority of investors will not be affected by ...

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Super fund mergers to define 2019

A new report into the superannuation industry from KPMG suggests that 2019 will be defined by mergers and consolidation between super funds as they ...

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