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| | | ... the list looks very much like a superannuation policy manifesto for the 2013 federal election. In a statement, Senator Cormann said a future the Coalition government will introduce a national superannuation clearing house through the Australian Taxation ... |
| | | | ... Advisers (AFA) conference to reiterate his opposition against parts of the Future of Financial Advice (FOFA) reforms. Senator Cormann asked advisers to continue their efforts against the reforms as he believes there is "still work to do on public policy" ... |
| | | | ... plan" had been revealed during a Senate Estimates hearing when questioning Finance Department head, David Tune. Senator Cormann asked Tune whether there was anything unusual about the sale of non-financial assets other than the expected sale of digital ... |
| | | | ... anti-competitive, not objective, not evidence based and not transparent," he said in a statement earlier this week. Senator Cormann said the current process favours union based industry super funds, which now represent the top ten most commonly listed ... |
| | | | ... target the independents. Speaking at a packed Sydney breakfast organised by the Association of Financial Advisers, Senator Cormann told the crowd that after 1 July the shift of power in the Government would change. The Senate would move from Coalition ... |
| | | | ... for an average worker, below the OECD average of 57.3 per cent, if it retained a 9 per cent super guarantee. But Senator Cormann said it was no surprise that the super funds industry was in favour of the rise. "It increases their funds under management... ... |
| | | | ... instead announced plans this week to leave it unchanged for those with less than $500,000 saved for retirement. Senator Cormann today said people were accidentally being caught out by Labor's "unexpected" super change. "Australians inadvertently breaching ... |
| | | | ... does not support the idea of clients having to resign contracts every year, which simply means more 'red tape'. Senator Cormann's view was strongly backed by FPA CEO Mark Rantall and Count Financial CEO Andrew Gale, who agreed that clients should have ... |
| | | | ... awards. "The current process is anti-competitive, it is not objective, not evidence based and not transparent," said Senator Cormann. "If we're serious about maximising retirement incomes for employees covered by default super funds we need to ensure ... |
| | | | ... Cormann has given the strongest signal yet that the opposition is unlikely to support lifting SG to 12 per cent. Senator Cormann said Bill Shorten, the Assistant Treasurer and minister for superannuation, in recent speeches about the government's superannuation ... |
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