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| | | ... compensation scheme by better reflecting where the biggest losses and risks are in the system. "We strongly oppose pushing the bill for the compensation scheme's blow outs onto ordinary Australians who have chosen the safeguards of the highly regulated ... |
| | | | ... Standard, First Super said the search for a new chief executive will commence shortly. "The First Super board thanks Bill for his outstanding contribution and leadership during his tenure as chief executive," it said, adding the fund experienced strong ... |
| | | | ... investment earnings." In response, the Super Members Council (SMC) urged the government to rethink its decision to push the bill for Compensation Scheme of Last Resort (CSLR) costs onto Australians with super, saying it would be unfair considering super ... |
| | | | ... funds are tightly regulated organisations, adding that if highly regulated and well-run parts of the system foot the bill for misconduct elsewhere, it will just escalate risky behaviour, weaken accountability, and make some consumers pay twice. "In effect ... |
| | | | ... follow strict rules to protect their members. The answer to the Shield and First Guardian collapses is not to send the bill for those risks to millions of everyday Australians in the mainstream super system, the SMC argued, which would force up to 12 ... |
| | | | ... government introduced a one-off electricity rebate of $1000 from July 2024. This rebate exceeded the average electricity bill for Queensland households," Marquardt said. "The impact of the rebates was lower in January than December as some households ... |
| | | | ... advice" issues. In a quarterly update, Insignia Financial confirmed it is adding $135 million after tax to its remediation bill for FY24. Of this, close to $60 million relates to "completed assessments for self-employed advisers which exhibited far higher ... |
| | | | ... would pay," she said. "Ideas to break the seal on super just leave people with less savings in retirement and a bigger bill for all taxpayers." Schubert said while everyone would like to see more Australians own their own home, raiding super for a deposit ... |
| | | | ... experience higher tax obligations to fund the Age Pension. The Australian Council of Trade Unions (ACTU) praised the Bill for enshrining "fundamental principles" of superannuation, ensuring it benefits workers. However, some feedback questioned the Bill's ... |
| | | | ... at retirement, and the next generation - our children and grandchildren - will have to pay higher taxes to pick up the bill for higher pension costs." According to Roy Morgan, member satisfaction with superannuation funds has continued to increase, surpassing ... |
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