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| | ... than the Age Pension and will lessen the cost of retirement even as the population ages," ISA deputy chief executive Matt Linden said. ISA states about half of the nation's newly retired, those aged between 65-69, have enough super savings and private ... |
| | | Industry Super Australia deputy chief executive Matthew Linden says the fact the amended superannuation performance test doesn't look at retirement products is a cause for concern. In the latest episode of the Financial Standard podcast, Linden said ... |
| | | ... so members are only stapled to the best funds, who have passed the performance tests," ISA deputy chief executive Matt Linden said. "In a compulsory system, disengaged members should not be left languishing in a dud super fund." In response to the heatmaps ... |
| | | ... encourage more public private partnerships with state governments. Commenting on the report, ISA deputy chief executive Matt Linden said: "Affordable housing investments can be a win-win for super fund members and the nation." "With the right financial ... |
| | | ... performance in easy-to-understand dollar values rather than percentage points," ISA said. ISA deputy chief executive Matt Linden commented: "This assessment has allowed too many dud funds to bend the rules, so they pass, leaving their members with the ... |
| | | ... more, it added that "they create jobs, increase productivity and fuel economic growth." ISA deputy chief executive Mathew Linden explained that exposures to listed markets remain very important, however, he lauded unlisted assets for having a very efficient ... |
| | | ... will continue to see women retiring with balances that are persistently lower than men." ISA deputy chief executive Matt Linden said: "Modelling based on wrong assumptions has real life ramifications, some wish to use the Retirement Income Review's findings ... |
| | | ... earnings, because wages are taxed at a higher rate than super contributions." Industry Super Australia deputy chief Matthew Linden said dumping the legislated increase in the SG will leave Australians with less private savings at retirement and more ... |
| | | ... Australia, there were some concerns of a gap forming. However, Industry Super Australia's (ISA) deputy chief executive Matthew Linden said funds are prepared to inject large amounts of money into Australian infrastructure. "Industry funds are poised ... |
| | | ... recipe for higher taxes, lower lifetime incomes, and a red tape nightmare for business," ISA deputy chief executive Matthew Linden said. "The government should follow through on the legislated increase to 12% and not be exploring underhanded ways to ... |
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