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| | | ... comprehensive data analysis can help inform better retirement policy and industry practice. In the US, Utkus said six-out-of-10 workers are in professionally managed default funds and is mainly a choice-based system. In the past, he presented to Congress ... |
| | | | Industry Super Australia chair Greg Combet says the ACTU had the right to express its views and the law ensures that only what is in members' interest get through a superannuation trustee board. Last week, Australian Council of Trade Unions president ... |
| | | | ... enormous pension liabilities, the UK government said. The new scheme was proposed last year after the UK's Communication Workers Union (CWU) reached a deal with Royal Mail, the 500-year-old postal delivery service. CWU has close to 200,000 active members ... |
| | | | ... proposal from the UK Government, bosses would face up to seven years in jail for endangering the retirement savings of their workers by allowing deficits to escalate to unsustainable levels, or through chronic mismanagement. Making mismanagement a criminal ... |
| | | | ... chair of a fund with such a strong history of putting members first. "LUCRF Super is and will continue to support all workers across Australia, helping them achieve financial dignity now and into their retirement. I'm proud to be the chair of the ... |
| | | | Could it be? Could it be that Westpac's chief economist Bill Evans has just gotten one up on me? Nah Virginia, me don't want to "kill Bill", we economists may not see eye to eye but we stick together. More so that Bill's come around to my ... |
| | | | ... measures being tabled today were lost in that round however, with changes being made to ensure the requirement for younger workers to specifically opt out of paying for life insurance remains. Other reforms passed recently will see the charging of exit ... |
| | | | ... Industry Super Australia is calling for changes to the laws governing superannuation contributions in Australia, arguing workers collectively miss out on millions in interest payments when their superannuation contributions are paid each quarter, instead ... |
| | | | ... concessions to the package. Importantly, the Government's insurance in super carve out - which would have seen younger workers be required to opt-in for insurance within their superannuation - was lost. The move now ensures younger workers will continue ... |
| | | | ... said. Baur sees low-wage earners influencing the fact that "globalisation is fading." Hundreds of millions of low-wage workers are being brought into the economy and they compete with the other middle-class workers in the UK, US, Europe and Japan, he ... |
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