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| | | ... performers" in the country's $2.5 trillion superannuation system. Speaking at the Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia (ASFA) Conference in Sydney this morning, Rowell said poor performers - irrespective of industry segment - must lift their ... |
| | | | ... overreach and strangulation in red tape. This was the takeaway message from Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia (ASFA) independent chair Michael Easson in his opening address at this year's major conference in Sydney. Being careful not to ... |
| | | | ... building is going to be different to every other super fund in Australia." Speaking to Financial Standard earlier this year, ASFA chief executive Martin Fahy placed the impact of the changing nature of the workforce and how the industry will remain relevant ... |
| | | | ... to be lifted to 12% as soon as possible because retirement balances are still nowhere near where they need to be. Latest ASFA analysis shows Australia's $2.3 trillion super system is delivering larger superannuation balances to both men and women, and ... |
| | | | ... accounts to the ATO rose to $6000, capturing around 100,000 additional super accounts with about $220 million inside of them. ASFA said the increased superannuation reporting requirements have also provided the ATO with greater information around super ... |
| | | | ... up from $702,000 - to afford a comfortable retirement as defined by the Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia (ASFA) at $60,063 per annum. Underpinning the research, the median balance for a two-member SMSF at retirement grew from $1.124 million ... |
| | | | ... death, TPD and income protection costs the government more than $1 billion annually in additional social security payments." ASFA analysis found that in the 2015-16 financial year, about 16,900 TPD benefit payments worth more than $1.7 billion were made ... |
| | | | ... platforms to obtain work on a regular basis, or around 0.8% of the Australian workforce - and the numbers are set to grow. While ASFA chief executive Martin Fahy concedes the gig economy will provide workers with greater flexibility and will enable people ... |
| | | | ... retirement', according to research from MLC. More than half of those aged between 50 and 70 are on course to fall beneath the ASFA standard ($545,000 for a single, $640,000 for a couple who own their own home), while about half (43%) admitted to having ... |
| | | | ... helping raise the grandkids. Only 9% listed volunteering as their dream for retirement. At a media event earlier this year, ASFA chief executive Martin Fahy said he believes the definition of retirement needs to move away from recreation and pursue a ... |
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