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| | | ... superannuation voluntary for those earning less than $50,000 per annum. Lashing the super industry in his first speech to the Senate, new Liberal Senator for New South Wales Andrew Bragg said compulsory super had "made the unions, banks and insurers ... |
| | | | The Senate Economics Legislation Committee has recommended MPs waive the Government's member interests superannuation reforms through Parliament, almost untouched. Releasing the report into its inquiry of the Putting Members Interests First Bill (PMIF) ... |
| | | | ... should be good enough for the women of Australia," Goodwin added. The issue was brought to a head during a fiery day in the Senate yesterday, where Shadow Minister for Finance, Senator Katy Gallagher questioned whether Australians should trust the Government ... |
| | | | ... employed in superannuation and financial services, Women in Super (WIS), has condemned the bill in a submission to the Senate Economics Legislation Committee's inquiry into the Government's proposal. Steadfastly refusing to support the Putting ... |
| | | | ... advisers have taken similar positions on the Government's latest round of superannuation reforms. In submissions to the Senate Economics Legislation Committee on the Putting Members' Interests First Bill that riled AustralianSuper earlier in ... |
| | | | ... recently re-introduced Treasury Laws Amendment (Putting Members' Interests First) Bill 2019 in a submission to the Senate Economics Legislation Committee, AustralianSuper head of insurance product Richard Land said the bill's implementation deadline ... |
| | | | ... monthly earning threshold are two key planks of the Women in Super 'Make Super Fair' campaign and key recommendations of the Senate Inquiry into Economic Security for Women in Retirement," Wood said at the time. While SMSFs may end up heavily impacted ... |
| | | | ... APRA has confirmed it will hire around 100 more permanent staff after its funding boost. In a planned statement to the Senate Economics Legislation Committee, APRA chair Wayne Byres revealed the prudential regulator is looking to hire 100 more permanent ... |
| | | | ... time, Australia's banks want to leave the door ajar for a return to the much maligned vertical integration model. As the Senate Standing Committees on Economics probe a Pauline Hanson bill looking to forcefully separate deposit taking banks from wealth ... |
| | | | ... position to further their own interests, the explanatory memorandum shows. "For serious contraventions, amendments made by the Senate to this Schedule that were tabled by the Opposition allow for a Court to fine the trustee or director up to 2,400 penalty ... |
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