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02 February 2016 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

Climate risk top of mind for investors: CFSGAM

Three quarters of super members would consider moving their retirement savings to low carbon or clean energy options, but a lack of information ...

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Let members elect super fund directors

Members of not-for-profit superannuation funds should be allowed to vote for the directors who look after their money, argues the Governance Institute

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Review minimum withdrawal rates: Morningstar

Australian retirees are likely to exhaust their superannuation before they die at the current minimum withdrawal rates, warns investment research ...

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ISA rejects disclosure carve-out for retail funds

Industry Super Australia (ISA) has warned against the federal government’s proposal to scrap product disclosure requirements for bank-owned and ...

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Sterling Publishing set to launch new platform for SMSF trustees and investors

Australia’s SMSF trustees and self-directed investors will soon have access to a new dedicated digital portal that will equip them with knowledge, ...

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ASFA rejects use of super to repay student debt

The Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia (ASFA) has warned against a recent government proposal to allow graduates access to ...

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Super funds post ‘solid’ returns despite volatility

The median balanced superannuation fund returned just over five per cent in 2015, but it was an “excellent” year for many of the best-performing ...

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AMP restructures SMSF arm

AMP has made several upgrades to its SMSF business, including new board appointments, a change of management and a rebrand. In a statement, AMP ...

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FSC calls for 20% super tax rebate

Superannuation contributions should be taxed at an individual’s marginal tax rate with a 20 per cent rebate, says the Financial Services Council (FSC)

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HESTA invests in community housing

Industry fund HESTA has made a $6.7 million investment in Queensland-based community housing provider Horizon Housing. HESTA will invest in Horizon ...

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