Super decades away from maturityBY DARREN SNYDER | MONDAY, 3 AUG 2015 1:00PMThe maturity of Australia's superannuation system is under scrutiny and industry representatives have weighed in on how super will progress from its relatively successful childhood. Related News |
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"[Superannuation] is only 22 years old."
If that's the case, what on earth was I administering back in the S23FB and S23F days ?
Superannuation funds have received concessional treatment since before the 2nd world war !!
What is new is the Fee fest enjoyed by the financial sector since Mr Keating introduced the compulsory features of the system.