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| | Australian taxpayers may face an $85 billion bill due to the COVID-era Early Release of Super scheme, according to a new analysis by the Super Members Council (SMC). Using the Superannuation, Pensions, and other Retirement OUTcomes (SPROUT) model, the ... |
| | | ... unnecessary fees and insurance costs. It introduced fee adjustments, moved inactive accounts with low balances to the Australian Taxation Office, and required the cancellation of insurance on inactive accounts not receiving contributions for 16 months. ... |
| | | Vanguard Super has amassed $1 billion in funds under management in just over 12 months, while delivering the best-performing Lifecycle MySuper option of 2023 and quietly rolling out a retirement offering at half the cost of the incumbents'. Speaking ... |
| | | ... insurance proceeds of at least $12 million," the company said. Compensating DASS investors continues to drag on as the Australian Financial Complaints Authority's (AFCA) released a lead decision on February 15 in a bid to help more than 1900 complainant. ... |
| | | Australians' nest egg jumped 10% to $3.7 trillion in the year to 2023 thanks to strong contributions and share market performance. The latest statistics from the prudential regulator show that APRA-regulated assets dominate the pool, growing 12% to ... |
| | | ... experiencing record immigration which has been supporting demand, particularly for residential property and the overall Australian economy." Rouse said that investors should be focused on the balance between cooling inflation and slowing economic growth ... |
| | | ... improving the position of its female employees, and "showing an example to the industries it served, and the broader Australian community towards achieving super equality." He also said other employers should explore the ways in which they can help close ... |
| | | ... Fund, with specialist private equity firm ARCHIMED. "Sustainability is becoming more important to forward-thinking Australian Institutional investors, such as Rest, who are pursuing strong returns in investments that are also expected to positively contribute ... |
| | | ... has an almost 50/50 gender split overall, women represent just 39% of its upper pay quartile but 66% of the lower. Australian Retirement Trust's median base salary gender pay gap sits at 13.2%, while the median for total remuneration is 15.9%. It ... |
| | | Superannuation funds have been heavily reliant on equities for the last decade compared to their global peers, a new study reveals. The latest study by Willis Towers Watson's Thinking Ahead Institute finds that Australia's superannuation funds continue ... |
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