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22 August 2019 • By Eliot Hastie • 1 min read

Link and Rest reach new agreement

Link Group and Rest have reached a new agreement that will see Link continue to provide retirement and super solutions to Rest.  Over the past 26 ...

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Mainstream posts $1.1m loss, dissolves super segment

Mainstream Holdings Group has told shareholders it will be consolidating its underperforming superannuation services division into its funds ...

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Superannuation experts urge for retirement reform

Superannuation experts have urged the government to give a broader scope to its retirement system review as the current system has too many ...

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Super reforms fall short: ISA

New legislation that attempts to close a loophole estimated to cost Australians $1.5 billion in superannuation contributions annually has not gone far ...

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ATO hones Indigenous super support

The Australian Tax Office has identified lack of awareness of multiple super accounts among remote Indigenous communities as a recurring theme across ...

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BlackRock launches ESG global bond fund

BlackRock’s Australian arm has partnered up with VicSuper to develop and launch its new unlisted iShares ESG Global Bond Index Fund, with the ...

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LGIAsuper travels for remote advice initiative

Brisbane-based LGIAsuper has conducted a series of education and advice visits among remote Indigenous communities in Queensland as part of an annual ...

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Super fund backs housing affordability project

Industry superannuation fund HESTA has committed $20 million to a Melbourne apartment project aiming to help improve housing affordability and ...

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Funds see benefit in specialist advice

Demand for specialist advice services has enabled UniSuper to reach a record high $13 billion funds under advice. UniSuper, the $80 billion super ...

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Consumers reject SG freeze: survey

The majority of Australians oppose a push by a number of backbenchers to freeze the superannuation guarantee (SG) at 9.5 per cent and to remove ...

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