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13 November 2015 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

Govt weighing up super tax changes

Treasurer Scott Morrison’s suggestion that the government is willing to adjust the taxation of superannuation has reignited debate within the industry ...

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AustralianSuper: 'It's foreign and it's super'

Over 50 per cent of AustralianSuper's $91 billion portfolio is now invested in overseas assets, but the fund maintains it “still has capacity” to ...

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Sunsuper grants mandate to Neuberger Berman

Industry fund Sunsuper has awarded Neuberger Berman a multi-asset class mandate, forming the basis of its multi-asset class strategic partnership with ...

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New default super inquiry to spark consolidation

The government's decision to refer competition within default super to the Productivity Commission has set the clock ticking for super funds, says ...

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Setting an upper limit on super balances

With the Turnbull government intent on enshrining the purpose of superannuation in legislation, it may be time to start thinking about how much ...

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Scale doesn't matter, says SuperRatings

There is little correlation between the size of a superannuation fund and the overall net benefits to members, according to a new SuperRatings report

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Towers Watson defends retirement projections

Superannuation industry consultant Towers Watson has come out strongly in defence of retirement income projections. Towers Watson Australia head of ...

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Super projections worse than 'weather forecasts'

Providing super members with retirement income projections is unlikely to provide any value and has the potential to increase administration costs, ...

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Challenger partners with three industry funds

Challenger will make its retirement income products available to the members of three industry superannuation funds under a new agreement

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Standardise super concessions, says Deloitte

Deloitte has called for a standard super concession of 15 per cent for all Australians, arguing it would make the tax treatment of super more ...

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