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| | | ... used to support the delivery of products and services to members." As a result, all members will see premiums for their death and TPD cover rise. For example, a manual worker with the default four units of both cover types will see their collective premiums ... |
| | | | ... scene, it's really tough to be a fund manager; you're getting scalability problems and active managers are dying a death domestically because of all the in-housing of assets under management by industry super funds. So, asset management is tough ... |
| | | | Cbus will increase insurance fees for death and total and permanent disability (TPD) cover from July 5. Those aged between 15 and 25 will see their fees remain the same, but those in older age brackets will be paying slightly more each week. For members ... |
| | | | ... New group insurance research finds that total permanent disability (TPD) claims are taking much longer to process, while death claims appear to have more efficient processes in place. According to Rainmaker's latest benchmarking data, a total of ... |
| | | | ... foundation which, when established in 2000, was done so with the charter that it would continue for several decades after the death of Gates and his then wife, Melinda. Now, Gates says he has realised the foundation can achieve its goals much sooner ... |
| | | | ... total new individual risk premiums dropped 18.5% over the year, falling to $1.11 billion. This includes policies covering death, total and permanent disability (TPD), trauma, and income protection. Within that segment, lump sum new business fell 11.2% ... |
| | | | ... tax deal on super. The super lobby group called on the Albanese government to draft of legal reforms to around super's death benefit laws, so family violence perpetrators do not profit from their abuse. The group also called for "ending age-based ... |
| | | | ... of 'Project Scarlet,' an internal program that the fund's carried out over the past 18 months to improve its death benefit claims processes. A spokesperson for the $93 billion super fund said the program aligns with its broader ambition to ... |
| | | | ... to allows perpetrators of violence to inherit victims' super. "Under current laws, an abuser can receive a victim's super death benefit unless they are the direct cause of that person's death," Schubert said. "This applies even if the perpetrator has ... |
| | | | ... looking at how perpetrators of domestic and family violence can be stopped from receiving their victim's superannuation after death. Superannuation advocacy body's Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia (ASFA) and Super Members Council (SMC) ... |
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