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11 January 2019 • By James Mitchell • 1 min read

Proposed super reforms leave consumers ‘exposed’: ISA

Industry Super Australia says the Productivity Commission’s attempt at drafting proposed reforms for the superannuation sector have “missed the mark”

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Flatmates.com founder launches super fund

After selling Flatmates.com.au to REA, Andrew Maloney has set his sights on the $2.8 trillion superannation sector. Mr Maloney is now the CEO of ...

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ASIC loses superannuation advice case against Westpac

The Federal Court has handed down its decision on a critical case for the corporate regulator after it took action back in 2016 against two Westpac ...

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OneVue sells super trustee business for $45m

Sargon Capital has acquired Diversa Trustees Limited from OneVue in a $45 million deal that will bring Sargon’s assets under trusteeship and ...

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Statewide Super wins government contract

The Northern Territory government has announced that Statewide Superannuation will become the next default government super fund. In a statement, ...

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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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