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| | | ... their hours dramatically reduced and industry super funds will do all they can to help them," ISA chief executive Bernie Dean said. "But members should tread carefully and only think about cracking open their super after they've taken up the extra ... |
| | | | ... by superannuation funds in the current market conditions, and as they support anxious members," ISA chief executive Bernie Dean said. "Assisting those in financial hardship will come down to how well the ATO works with the funds, given each superannuation ... |
| | | | ... balance, but it is important to remember that super is a long-term game and the market recovers," ISA chief executive Bernie Dean said. "A way to lose money in super after a downturn is to make changes that crystallise your losses." |
| | | | ... parental leave, abolishing the $450 threshold and sticking to the legislated super rate increase. ISA chief executive Bernie Dean said: "It is time we bridged the gender gap in super. We can help do this by abolishing the $450 threshold, paying super ... |
| | | | ... benefit tends to show up as somewhat slower wages growth than you would otherwise have seen." ISA chief executive Bernie Dean said Australian's need to know their future is "more super". "Increasing awareness about the promised increase to the super ... |
| | | | ... concessions, increasing the low income superannuation tax offset and making super payable on the day. ISA chief executive Bernie Dean said the only way to give Australia's dignity, choice and control in retirement is for the government to keep its promise ... |
| | | | ... million New South Wales workers to poverty in retirement it lumps them with a bigger tax bill now," ISA chief executive Bernie Dean said. "The numbers don't lie. Opt-out super is a blatant tax grab that would be used to prop up the government's budget ... |
| | | | ... results are based on a fantasy world with no benchmarks to reality. They are flawed and misleading," ISA chief executive Bernie Dean said. "In this fantasy world women and children don't exist and it assumes all men work continuously for more than 40 ... |
| | | | ... constructively contribute to a robust debate and ultimately good public policy." Industry Super Australia chief executive Bernie Dean also welcomed the consultation paper, and said the review provided an opportunity to fix the system's issues. "Any change ... |
| | | | ... before they have access to appropriate, comparable data," she said. However, Industry Super Australia chief executive Bernie Dean doubled down, saying the system should be applied "with equal rigour" across the super system, including the choice sector ... |
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