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08 September 2020 • By Cameron Micallef • 1 min read

Open up super for home ownership: Wilson

Liberal MPs have discussed the idea of overhauling the retirement system, ditching the super guarantee in favour of home ownership. Liberal ...

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Early release was ‘poor-quality decision’: Turnbull

Former prime minister Malcolm Turnbull has broken party ranks, saying calls to freeze the SG increase are “patronising” and that the government should ...

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Super freeze will put $33bn spend on ice: ISA

Industry Super Australia (ISA) has warned that $33 billion in infrastructure spending will be lost as it attempts to prevent the SG freeze from going ...

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Potential super tax changes to hurt retirees: Parametric

As the government seeks to fix its ballooning budget deficit following COVID, a specialist manager has warned increased superannuation taxes could be ...

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Growing profits should support super guarantee raise: ASFA

New data showing business income has escalated should be cause for the legislated increase in mandated super contributions next year to proceed, the ...

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Delaying super guarantee rise tipped to leave women behind

Advocacy group Women in Super has urged for the legislated 2021 increase to mandated super contributions to proceed, with its chair warning the ...

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Economists split 50:50 on early super

Around half (52 per cent) of economists have disagreed with the decision to give Australians early access to their superannuation, according to a new ...

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Taxpayers will foot early release bill: ISA

If early release amounts aren’t replenished the cost of the age pension could more than double, according to new research. Industry Super Australia ...

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ScoMo is trying to ‘destroy’ super: Keating

Former prime ministers Paul Keating and Kevin Rudd have launched a savage attack against the Morrison government as it gives the clearest indication ...

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Cbus moves on climate risk

The $54 billion super fund has become the latest to go green, announcing ambitious emissions targets and warning that it will drop assets at risk from ...

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