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| | | Superannuation industry bodies have responded to the Grattan Institute's report on super fees, arguing that fundamental change is not necessary. Tom Garcia, chief executive of the Australian Institute of Superannuation Trustees (AIST), said that the ... |
| | | | ... 330,000 plus members". The news that the fund will reduce its fees comes just after the release of a report by the Grattan Institute, which criticises the high fees Australian super funds charge compared to their international counterparts. |
| | | | ... get involved in picking default superannuation funds in order to increase competition and bring down fees, a Grattan Institute report has argued. The report, entitled 'Super sting: how to stop Australians paying too much for superannuation', found that ... |
| | | | ... Rudd-Gillard and Howard governments, and this will inevitably force a review of superannuation taxes, argued the Grattan Institute yesterday. Grattan Institute chief executive, John Daley, told the Australian Superannuation Funds of Australia (ASFA) ... |
| | | | ... of the same year and prepared us, Australians all, for a small deficit....and just over a fortnight ago, the Grattan Institute released a report predicting that Australian "federal and state budgets will generate yearly combined deficits of at least ... |
| | | | ... participation for women and older people is seen as one the best approaches to boosting productivity and GDP. The Grattan Institute today released a report 'Game Changers: Economic Reform Priorities for Australia' that explored 25 major economic reform ... |
| | | | ... fundamentals of the US economy rather than extra liquidity." Economist Saul Eslake, program director at the Grattan Institute said neither governments nor central banks now had the means to respond in textbook fashion to the market rout. "If they do ... |
| | | | ... Germany the DAX finished down 225.83 points or 3.4% at 6414.76. Economist Saul Eslake, program director at the Grattan Institute, said the falls were sparked by fears of an increasing risk of a second recession in Europe and the US. Eslake said the fear ... |
| | | | ... lineup of speakers equipped to help "restore logic to the investment landscape." Saul Eslake, program director, Grattan Institute and former chief economist at ANZ will give a balanced view of Australian and global markets and what to look out for when ... |
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