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12 June 2020 • By Sarah Simpkins • 1 min read

REST climate trial delayed

The landmark trial for a case alleging retail industry superannuation fund REST failed to protect a member’s retirement savings against climate change ...

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Hewson urges infrastructure bond to rebuild economy

Former Liberal Party leader John Hewson has pushed for the government to introduce an infrastructure bond to power Australia’s economic recovery, ...

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First State Super calls for ‘urgent action’ to support recovery

The fund wants investors to work alongside the government to deliver a more sustainable economy post-COVID-19. First State Super has called for a ...

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Hume blasts funds over early super tantrums

Senator Jane Hume has defended the government’s controversial early super scheme, accusing funds of demanding policy certainty of making “a mountain ...

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First State Super refutes advice fee hikes following merger

Industry super fund First State Super has refuted claims that its merger with VicSuper next month will see advice fees jump for fund members, stating ...

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Report urges earlier super access for Indigenous people

An industry superannuation fund has teamed up with a economics research hub to push for earlier access to super and slashed tax penalties for ...

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End war on super: Jones

Shadow finance minister Stephen Jones has called on the government to “put down the weapons” and stop trying to kneecap the superannuation guarantee

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Expect 60% fewer super funds by 2030: KPMG

The pace of mergers in the super sector is tipped to rise during the next two years, with a new report estimating there will be a 60 per cent cutback ...

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Early super numbers surge

APRA has released the latest data from the government’s early super release scheme, with tentative signs of slow down.  $13.5 billion in super has ...

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Vulnerable retirees at risk from drawdown changes

The government’s changes to minimum pension drawdowns could be more trouble than they’re worth, with many vulnerable pensioners set to lose out on ...

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