Gen X and Y oblivious to super choice: Max SuperBY KATE HAGE | MONDAY, 3 APR 2006 12:09PMGeneration X and Y consumers don't understand superannuation and are reluctant to exercise choice, mainly through ignorance, according to a Max Super survey that it says will add weight to proposed super changes to be submitted to government next week. |
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