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08 October 2020 • By Sarah Simpkins • 1 min read

LGIAsuper, Energy Super edge towards merger

Two Queensland-centred superannuation funds have signed an exclusive memorandum of understanding (MoU) to explore joining forces and forming a $20 ...

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Clean up super before stapling: AIST

The Australian Institute of Superannuation Trustees (AIST) has warned that the government’s super stapling reforms will be ineffective if dud funds ...

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Super reforms will hit industry funds where it hurts

The Morrison government’s super reforms could leave the industry funds exposed on one of the few fronts where they have something to fear – but it ...

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Government announces sweeping super reforms

 While a freeze to the SG increase wasn’t on the agenda at tonight’s budget, the government has announced a host of reforms for the superannuation ...

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Aussies want death to early super, industry body reports

The majority (70 per cent) of Australians want the early release of superannuation scheme to end, according to a new poll reported by Industry Super, ...

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First Sentier, ASFA back 40:40 initiative

HESTA’s 40:40 Vision initiative has earned another two signatories in the form of the Association of Australian Super Funds (ASFA) and First Sentier

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Vanguard drops mandates as it enters super

The multinational index fund giant has decided to drop certain investment management mandates and customised solutions with Australian and New Zealand ...

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Big super targets ASX 200 over gender parity

HESTA has launched an “ambitious” investor-led initiative that aims to see women fill at least 40 per cent of executive roles in the ASX 200 by 2030

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Support for super increase craters

Just 41 per cent of economists surveyed by Finder believed that the compulsory superannuation guarantee should not be increased to 10 per cent next ...

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Australia ranked 7th for retirement outcomes

Natixis Investment Managers has placed Australia seventh in the world for retiree wellbeing in 2020, with the superannuation system boosting the ...

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