The latest issue of Financial Standard now available as an e-newspaper Super funds slapped over smoker premiums BY ALLY SELBY | FRIDAY, 7 AUG 2020 9:34AM![]() AMP, Colonial First State, Equity Trustees, IOOF, Intrust, Netwealth and Suncorp have been caught out by the corporate watchdog for wrongfully assigning 'smoker' statuses to new members, with only four of the aforementioned businesses set to refund members. Sponsored by AIA Australia Our new income protection cover Starting a new conversation |  |
Read more: ASIC, Equity Trustees, Intrust, IOOF, Netwealth, Suncorp, Colonial First State, Australian Financial Complaints Authority, CFS, Danielle Press |
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