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29 July 2020 • By Sarah Simpkins • 1 min read

Queensland mining early super the most, body says

Queensland has been named as the state tapping into the early super scheme the most, with more than 145,000 people emptying their accounts according ...

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Labor demands retirement review release

Labor shadow ministers have urged for the immediate release of the Retirement Income Review’s report, having raised concerns around transparency and ...

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Super will take $3 trillion COVID hit

COVID-19 will cost super funds more than $3 trillion in growth by 2040 – a shortfall that could have significant economic consequences

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Warnings over ‘stalking horse’ Retirement Income Review

Industry Super Australia has raised transparency concerns and warned the Retirement Income Review might be used as a “stalking horse” to erode ...

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ISA demands immediate release of the Retirement Income Review

Industry Super Australia has demanded the immediate release of the Retirement Income Review, after raising transparency concerns and warning it could ...

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SG rise will be necessary: Rice Warner

As the Retirement Income Review’s final report was due to be handed to Treasurer Josh Frydenberg this week, Rice Warner has pushed for the ...

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Early super extension sparks stability concerns

The Morrison government has announced that it will extend the early super access scheme, sparking fresh warnings over policy stability. The ...

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Super funds neglecting insurance clarity

ASIC has reported a number of superannuation funds have failed to provide accurate information to members about the impact of the early release scheme ...

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Early super access extended

The Morrison Government has announced that it will extend the early super access scheme amidst new economic data.  The application period for early ...

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Government needs to think bigger if it wants super investment

HESTA has warned that the government’s climate plans will need to be more ambitious if it wants super funds to bring their investments home

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