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Tasplan complete their own hard yards for RSE

Tasplan staff have worked hard to complete their own compliance work and have been duly awarded a Registrable Superannuation Entity (RSE) Licence, ahead of the June deadline. Tasplan general manager, Neil Cassidy, said that by doing all of their own ...

Use budget surplus to cut super tax: TasPlan

Tasmanian super fund heavyweight TasPlan says the expected huge federal budget surplus should be used to cut unpopular super taxes. Neil Cassidy, TasPlan General Manager, said he believes that even reducing the 15 per cent contributions tax would make ...

Tasplan poised to reach $1 billion

Tasmanian-based industry superannuation fund Tasplan has boosted its membership to 100,000 and is poised to reach the $1 billion funds under management (FUM) mark within eighteen months. Tasplan is a multi-industry non-profit superannuation fund started ...

Tasplan endorses industry fund campaign

Tasplan's general manager Neil Cassidy has responded to the latest industry fund advertising campaign saying the $16 million campaign will at last bring out into the open the outstanding value offered by industry funds. Cassidy says the 'sleeper' in ...

Tasplan Super reorganises its investment manager line up

Tasplan Super has completed its review of its domestic and overseas equities investment sectors and has subsequently rearranged its fund manager appointments. In regard to its investments in Australian equities the industry superannuation fund has added ...

Industry fund warns businesses need to comply with super co-contribution

Tasplan Super's general manager Neil Cassidy warns if Australian businesses do not grasp the many compliance issues associated with the federal government's co-contribution scheme they may be in breach of the law. The $675 million multi-industry fund ...

Bus and Coach, Tasplan talks continue as compliance issues bite

The $47 million Bus and Coach Superannuation Scheme (BACSS) is continuing talks with Tasplan ahead of a likely merger into the Hobart-based fund as it chases both economies of scale and refuge from what it regards as increasingly onerous compliance ...