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12 November 2021 • By Reporter • 1 min read

APRA finalises super insurance reforms

The prudential regulator has released the finalised prudential framework for insurance in superannuation. Ticking off several Royal Commission ...

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MySuper members keep money in failed funds

Only a fraction of accounts in funds that failed APRA’s performance test has been closed. The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) has ...

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Warning issued as super stapling begins

Most Australians are unaware about the introduction of super stapling or how much it could cost them. Individuals who are stapled to an ...

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Choice super products boast 40% higher fees than MySuper

APRA has released its analysis of the choice super sector. The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) has highlighted the ...

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QSuper tight-lipped on ATO audit

Following allegations published in The Australian Financial Review, that the ATO has launched an audit of QSuper over a suspected $200 million ...

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Funds push back against ‘nationalised super’ proposal

The super sector isn’t buying the idea of a government-run fund. Industry Super Australia has come swinging against a proposal that could see a ...

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HESTA says Australia must become a climate change leader

HESTA has warned that Australia is at risk of being left behind. The Australian government must legislate a 2050 net zero emissions target to avoid ...

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Median growth super funds fall in September

The gains made by super funds across the first half of the year have been set back by disruptions within the global economy. Following the strong ...

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Australia’s best and worst performing super funds revealed

Australians could lose hundreds of thousands of dollars by being a member of a poor performing fund. A new report has found that Australians who ...

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Super industry stands to lose billions if it ignores climate change

In the absence of a commitment to net-zero greenhouse emissions by 2050, the superannuation industry stands to lose billions of dollars, a member ...

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