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09 June 2020 • By Lachlan Maddock • 1 min read

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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AMP Capital ESG head to advise Chronos

The former head of AMP Capital’s sustainable investments team will join the firm as part of a strategic association. Dr Ian Woods will be based in ...

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Central bank action reshaped bond market

Massive central bank action during the COVID-19 crisis has “rewritten the rules” of bond investing, according to one asset management giant

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Wilson scoffs Keybridge lawsuit, buyback offer

Wilson Asset Management Active (WAM Active) has scrutinised investment firm Keybridge Capital’s conduct and corporate governance, as the two are set ...

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Big four bank hit with multi-million dollar penalty

A big four bank has been ordered to pay a $5 million dollar penalty by the Federal Court after it was found to have breached the ASIC Act and the ...

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Commonwealth Super appoints new CEO

Commonwealth Super has appointed the former head of REST as its new CEO. Damian Hill will become Commonwealth Super’s new CEO in July this year, ...

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Two-thirds of consumers want guidance from super funds

Two-thirds (66 per cent) of Aussies want to hear more from their super fund about their investments and protecting their super amid the uncertainty of ...

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Treasury flags tough foreign investment changes

Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has flagged massive changes to foreign investment rules as Australia’s geopolitical climate becomes more complex

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Roy Morgan estimates 2.09 million unemployed

Roy Morgan figures have placed the proportion of the workforce that was unemployed in May at 14.8 per cent (2.09 million Australians), double the last ...

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