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| | | ... creating new opportunities for the business, and ultimately ensuring strong returns for Aware Super's 1.1 million members," he said. |
| | | | Rest is the latest fund to botch its handling of insurance - this time for incorrectly charging uninsured members for coverage - adding to a growing pile of industry failures. Rest's mishandling comes as other major superannuation funds have been caught ... |
| | | | ... flexibility, estate planning flexibility and the ability to structure the fund in a way which best suits the needs of fund members," Burgess said. |
| | | | ... Super, to appoint an independent expert to review its compliance with Prudential Standard 520, which mandates all boards members of a super fund meet criteria of fitness and propriety, including demonstrating "character, honesty, integrity, diligence ... |
| | | | ... adviser Lachlan King has been permanently banned by ASIC for stealing close to $2 million in client funds, including family members. The banning took effect on February 5, with Queensland-based King currently in prison after being convicted on two charges ... |
| | | | Almost half (47%) of HESTA members retire involuntarily, according to new research commissioned by the super fund. The research - prepared by Evolved Thinking - surveyed more than 1800 pre-retirement health, aged care and community services (HACS) workers ... |
| | | | AMP is rolling out a new digital advice solution, in partnership with Bravura, providing its super fund members with retirement guidance. AMP Super's digital Retirement Health Check will allow its 700,000 members to find out when they can access ... |
| | | | AustralianSuper is being investigated by ASIC over delays in paying out death benefits, after it remediated members last year. AustralianSuper announced last November that it would compensate around 7000 beneficiaries with $4.2 million for death benefit ... |
| | | | ... the fund's position and future in the super sector, noting that it now manages $74 billion for more than one million members. "A chief investment officer of Graeme's calibre dedicated to the investment outcomes of our members' portfolios ... |
| | | | ... (25) and the Greens (11)," Ali explained. "The government was confident of securing the votes of former Greens and Labor members Lidia Thorpe and Fatima Payman, meaning they only needed one more crossbencher to succeed." Ali remains confident the government ... |
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