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14 August 2020 • By Lachlan Maddock • 1 min read

Super increase will hit wage growth: Lowe

RBA Governor Philip Lowe has warned that the legislated super increase will hit wage growth, but that Australians need to weigh the trade-off between ...

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Stop tinkering with policy, super funds warn government

An industry body has pushed for stability in superannuation legislation, cautioning further changes to policy and regulation could lower member ...

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Super funds claw back losses

Superannuation funds are close to recouping their COVID-19 losses, but face “stark uncertainty” as Australian cases continue to rise

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Labor warns young people’s losses through early super could top $51bn

Australians under the age of 35 have been forecast to lose out on $51 billion in retirement due to the early super scheme, according to new modelling ...

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Grattan is ‘out of touch’

Industry Super Australia (ISA) has slammed the Grattan Institute’s early super research as “highly questionable” and warned of a “bleak outcome” for ...

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Early super won’t hit retirement incomes: Grattan

New research suggests the early super hit to retirement incomes could be exaggerated, with most Australians likely to enjoy a comfortable retirement ...

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Hume blasts Keating

Jane Hume has slammed former prime minister Paul Keating for his comments on early super, calling him “arrogant and elitist” and accusing him of ...

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Labor demands early super investigation

Labor has demanded an investigation into the early super scheme following a $12 billion blowout and widespread reports of theft and fraud

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Keating slams early super

Paul Keating has accused the Morrison government of kneecapping compulsory superannuation to fund the recovery and painted opponents of the super ...

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COVID ravages retirement outcomes

Australians are increasingly gloomy about their retirement prospects, and many believe they will be forced to delay retirement and work longer as a ...

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