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| | | ... the complaints received, by product line, 1427 or 8% were related to superannuation. AFCA attributed this to the Early Release of Super Scheme. A further 438 related to investments (3%), and 154 were over life insurance (0.9%). The bulk of complaints ... |
| | | | ... different market conditions," she said. "Notably, the funds passed the test handed down in early 2020 - including the Early Release Scheme introduced, the aggressive sell-off in listed markets, and the level of switching that occurred in response to ... |
| | | | ... specific combination of rising interest rates and slowing activity in the technology sector that materialised in 2022 and early 2023," it said. Holding up its own hands, the Federal Reserve added that supervisors failed to take forceful enough action. ... |
| | | | ... the YFYS performance test, which hides the product's true performance and opens the test to manipulation," it argued. In early April, the government announced it would update the YFYS performance test by extending the assessment from eight to 10 years ... |
| | | | ... director of home buying firm Enigma, Edden-Brown had wrongfully told consumers who didn't meet the conditions for early release of super that they could access their super early to buy a home or pay personal debts. Edden-Brown also assisted consumers ... |
| | | | ... Australians agree that super is for providing financial security in retirement and support law changes that will deter early release. As the government's consultation on legislating super objectives closes, Industry Super Australia (ISA) revealed ... |
| | | | ... find it so difficult to manage both their symptoms and their work that they consider taking a career break or opt to retire early. Backing this, recent studies in the UK, conducted as part of an as-yet unsuccessful campaign for menopause leave, indicate ... |
| | | | ... leave, the Budget documents added. Regarding childcare, the government is investing $4.7 billion over four years to make early childhood education more affordable for around 1.26 million families. Childcare subsidy rates will increase from 85% to 90% ... |
| | | | ... Price Index increased by an average of 1.8% per quarter, marking a higher historical average of 0.6% per quarter since the early 1990s, ASFA chief executive Martin Fahy said. For retirees, falling real wages have meant that the Age Pension payments have ... |
| | | | Industry Super Australia (ISA) has warned against repeating the early release of super scheme that gave unrestricted access to retirement savings. The early release of super scheme allowed individuals to withdraw up to $20,000 of their retirement savings ... |
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