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| | Assuming that saving for retirement is synonymous with superannuation is a mistake according to the Grattan Institute. In its latest research paper the institute claims the assumption is also a trigger behind misguided plans to increase superannuation ... |
| | | ... the budget each year" and said Labor's reforms for capital gains concessions were "supported by S&P and the Grattan Institute." He continued: "A lot of people have asked us whether Labor intends to be constructive or obstructive in the 45th Parliament. ... |
| | | ... Labor's plan to lower the upper limit for concessional tax from $300,000 to $250,000 while 29% are in favour of a Grattan Institute proposal to allow only $11,000 of contributions per year with a lifetime cap of $250,000. Challenging the commonly held ... |
| | | ... throughout retirement." The response from ASFA has also been supported by higher education program director for the Grattan Institute Andrew Norton. "There is value to the government in earlier repayment of HELP debt through lower interest subsidies ... |
| | | ... billion a year and increasing taxes on superannuation earnings of retirees could raise another $2.7 billion, Grattan Institute research shows. "The current system of tax breaks for superannuation is expensive and unfair. Tax breaks should be targeted ... |
| | | ... to the overall super system, but introducing some simple measures could double that amount, according to the Grattan Institute. The Institute's productivity growth program director, Jim Minifie, said that the average MySuper account with a balance less ... |
| | | ... he left his role of chief economist at ANZ in July 2009. At that time he started working as a director of the Grattan Institute and set up his consultancy firm. "Then, out of the blue, Bank of America rang and I accepted their offer partly because it ... |
| | | Following on from its controversial "Super Sting" report in 2014, Grattan Institute has released a new report that continues to argue Australia's superannuation industry has excessive costs. The report, titled " Super Savings ", reiterates Grattan's ... |
| | | ... for 2015. MySuper and fees Over 2014, superannuation fees became a hot topic, with a provocative paper by the Grattan Institute arguing that Australian funds were among the most expensive in the world. In response, the industry argued that Australian ... |
| | | ... money work harder, resulting in a healthier retirement balance and reducing unnecessary fees.A According to the Grattan Institute report on super fees, even on conservative assumptions, a 30-year old could forego more than $250,000 in their retirement ... |
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