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| | | ... single family offices (SFOs) are maturing as nearly 60% have been in operation for more than a decade. "SFOs, like all employers, have felt cost pressures bear on their operations with an increase in reported average operating costs as a percent of FUM. ... |
| | | | ... ART's members and to have had a part in driving retirement outcomes for those 2.4 million Australians alongside 200,000 employers, union and financial adviser partners," Anderson said. "I'm so proud of the accomplishments of my ART colleagues ... |
| | | | ... an 'Upgrade Hub' to its website, providing a centralised location for updates and further information for members and employers. The fund has also established a dedicated "surge-capacity" support team in anticipation of a higher volume of member interactions. ... |
| | | | ... working people have always known." The ACTU said more workers are taking up rights to collectively bargain with their employers and reforms in workplace laws for better pay for undervalued sectors like aged care and early childhood education and care ... |
| | | | ... balances at retirement. "The longer super remains uninvested, the longer workers miss out on returns. In some cases, employers are earning interest on money that should already be in an employee's super fund," Delahunty said. "Those returns should belong ... |
| | | | ... employees to return to the office in support of productivity are risking losing talented staff, something Butt says some employers are acutely aware of - and okay with. "... there are some consequences of [mandates] that organisations may anticipate. ... |
| | | | ... due diligence process is underway, both funds will continue to operate independently with no disruption to members or employers. This comes after TelstraSuper and Equip Super saw merger plans axed in May, with TelstraSuper saying it was unlikely to achieve ... |
| | | | ... retire with more than double the amount of super compared to female workers modelled to retire this year." Since July 1, employers have been required to pay 12% of eligible employees' ordinary time earnings, up from 11.5%. The introduction coincided ... |
| | | | ... flagged by the Albanese government in March this year when it unveiled the Federal Budget. As it stands, from 2027, employers will no longer be able to impose non-compete clauses on employees earning less than $175,000. They will also not be able to ... |
| | | | ... and digital teams that support Insignia's master trust business officially moved to SS&C. Insignia said members, employers and advisers will continue to engage with their existing contacts without any disruption, ensuring continuity of service, operations ... |
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