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| | | The super industry is urging the government to scrap the "outdated" law that denies super to most under-18 workers, which is also increasing the gender gap and costing women up to $11,000 at retirement. The new analysis comes as a Pyxis survey found ... |
| | | | ... unique responsibility to protect and enhance the interests and retirement outcomes of its more than 900,000 members and workers across Australia." "With more than $105 billion in funds under management, Cbus is exceptionally well positioned to continue ... |
| | | | ... overly cautious during early career stages when riskier, higher-return investments could be more beneficial for younger workers. The study and Urwin highlighted a dissonance between conservative investment strategies and the need for better long-term ... |
| | | | ... series of "pro-member" reforms. "The approach in the Bill strikes a balance between maximising member choice, ensuring workers are presented with options, and knowing that they are in the best performing product for them, while continuing to ensure that ... |
| | | | ... investment offerings and introduce the new options. Triple S is the default scheme for South Australian public sector workers if they joined on or after 4 May 1994. Before this it was the Lump Sum Scheme, which is still running, and prior to 30 May 1986 ... |
| | | | ... years, following 17 years at JANA Investment Advisers, where he advised the industry fund set up to look after hospitality workers. For her part, Orr was appointed deputy CIO just under a year ago after an eight-month stint as head of investment strategy ... |
| | | | ... that tradespeople are disproportionately affected. The report showed that less than four in 10 trade and construction workers in their 60s, that are eligible for the full Age Pension, are currently in full-time work, with many in casual, part-time or ... |
| | | | ... classes, it said. "We need to move the system away from a cheapest is best framework to one that delivers more money into workers' pockets when they retire," Australian Investment Council chief executive Navleen Prasad said. "At the same time, the potential ... |
| | | | ... be accessible to a diverse variety of market segments whether they be young professionals, nurses, trainees, healthcare workers, students or downsizers, and we have crafted our assets with accessibility and inclusivity in mind. "We are excited about ... |
| | | | ... way to address the problem of unpaid super, which sees more than $5 billion in retirement savings withheld from Aussie workers each year. "Payday Super is one of the most significant reforms to the superannuation system in decades, and it's long ... |
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