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21 September 2018 • By Adrian Flores • 1 min read

Labor franking credits proposal ‘poor and biased’: Plato

Plato Investment Management has criticised Labor’s proposal to abolish refundable excess dividend imputation credits as “poor and biased” and unfair ...

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LGS the sole Australian signatory on the Green Bond Pledge

Local Government Super (LGS) is a founding signatory to the Green Bond Pledge, which launched last week. The Green Bond Pledge is an international ...

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Australian Ethical announces largest ever community grants program

The superannuation fund Australian Ethical has announced the 19 recipients of its largest ever grants program after continued growth in the last ...

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AMP knew it was charging dead people years ago

AMP was aware that it was charging dead customers life insurance premiums as far back as 2016 but failed to report the matter to regulators, the royal ...

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CFS ‘always’ invests members’ cash with CBA: Slaters

EXCLUSIVE Slater and Gordon has taken aim at Australia’s biggest bank as it prepares to take on the retail super funds in a historic class action ...

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Class action lawsuit launched against bank-owned funds

Slater & Gordon has announced today the launch of what could potentially be Australia’s largest class action lawsuit. Slater & Gordon is ...

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Senator calls for criminal penalties in super industry

Senator John Williams has called for parliament to introduce legislation that would bring criminal charges to lawbreakers in ...

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ASIC releases report on insurance in super

ASIC has released its report on the provision of insurance cover through superannuation that has found super funds took too long to resolve member ...

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Super industry happy to see O’Dwyer go: KPMG

A KPMG partner has said that the recent change of government — and the replacement of Kelly O’Dwyer — will be positive for the superannuation industry

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CBA says breaking the law was an ‘honest mistake’

The nation’s biggest bank has rejected claims it broke the law, pointing to an obscure loophole in the Criminal Code and stating that it was ...

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