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27 August 2020 • By Lachlan Maddock • 1 min read

Hume called out on women’s super

Senator Jane Hume has said that the government is “acutely aware” of the superannuation gap for women as industry groups warn early release has left ...

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Retirement delay tipped for members rebuilding COVID-hit super

The COVID-19 pandemic could result in superannuation fund members needing to work between two to eight years longer to restore their savings before ...

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Government passes super choice bill

The government has passed a bill allowing workers to choose their superannuation fund, overriding enterprise bargaining agreements that previously ...

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Early release turns net super contribution flows negative

Quarterly net contribution flows to the industry, at -$2.3 million, were negative for the first time since the inception of mandatory super during the ...

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Delay super increase: Rice Warner

A research house has warned against rushing into the super increase, but warned that it must be delayed – not frozen – if the government doesn’t want ...

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Government should top up super: AIST

The AIST has called for the government to boost superannuation accounts eroded by early release as Scott Morrison said he would “carefully consider” ...

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Super key to COVID recovery: ASFA

The Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia has railed against “anti-retirement groups” looking to shrink or freeze super contributions, ...

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Super wars heat up

The superannuation cold war has gone hot, with both sides trading barbs over a potential freeze in the SG increase while industry bodies insist ...

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ASFA blasts super raid for home buyers bid

The Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia has labelled a proposal from a construction industry body for the early release of super for ...

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QSuper pulls $400m responsible mandate from AMP Capital

QSuper has withdrawn $400 million from AMP Capital as it has moved its Socially Responsible Investment (SRI) option in-house and rolled out its new ...

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