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| | | Retirees may be as much as $20,000 worse off at retirement due to the Your Future, Your Super performance test and RG97, a new report suggests. It could also be costing the country up to 140,000 jobs, the Australian Investment Council and Mandala say. ... |
| | | | ... of "hoodwinking" with the proposal, calling it an attack on superannuation. "Their answer to many things is to raid your super, and one of their election policies was to attack super on paid parental leave-to support that contribution being cashed out ... |
| | | | ... version of 'I Can See Clearly Now' by Johnny Nash and a voice-over that states 'Support that carries you and your super into a brighter retirement'. "Our goal has always been to empower our members to feel confident about their future," ... |
| | | | ... ATO deputy commissioner Ben Kelly said there could be several reasons why someone may have lost or unclaimed super. "Your super can become lost if your account is inactive, and your fund can't contact you. If you've changed jobs, moved house or simply ... |
| | | | ... provides the potential for lower fees, access to more investment opportunities, as well as more efficient operations". "Your super stays well-managed, just as it always has been. What's changing is the added benefit of being part of a bigger fund ... |
| | | | ... interests of their fund members." Lonsdale commended Cole for her role in overseeing the implementation of the Your Future, Your Super reforms which commenced on her first day at APRA. "These far-reaching reforms were aimed at ensuring superannuation ... |
| | | | ... shows that it's never too early to start thinking about your financial future. Even small actions - like checking your super more often or understanding the fees you're paying - can build real confidence over time. Australians who take steps ... |
| | | | ... been made clear to the Committee that having a secure retirement depends heavily on your home ownership status, not your super balance," Bragg said at the time. "We looked at existing and proposed super for housing policies to determine what can be done ... |
| | | | ... "While there may be some changes to investment risk and fees depending on your age, the overall aim is to help you grow your super more effectively over time," it said. Members under 40 will not experience any change to how they are invested, those aged ... |
| | | | ... it had some $3.5 billion in funds under management. Burke attributed the decision to pressure from the Your Future, Your Super legislation, institutions' efforts to in-house investments, and a weak asset raising environment. However, he added: "There ... |
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