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| | | ... regulated super system, but the proposed changes will make the scheme more sustainable," SMC acting chief executive Georgia Brumby said. SMC added the government must ensure self-managed super funds (SMSFs) can only claim from CSLR if they help support ... |
| | | | ... something that could boost your savings and help you live the life you want in retirement," SMC acting chief executive Georgia Brumby said. "Super is a long-term investment - so the earlier you engage, the bigger the payoff." Conversely, a November survey ... |
| | | | ... which will further support Treasury's work on best practice retirement principles. SMC acting chief executive Georgia Brumby welcomed the opportunity to work with the government. "For many Australians, the retirement system is too complex which can ... |
| | | | ... Parliamentarians is loud and clear on passing payday super laws: just get on with it," SMC deputy chief executive Georgia Brumby said. "The sooner this legislation is introduced and passed, the more time and certainty it will give businesses and the ... |
| | | | ... bring about the reforms needed to keep members' money out of the hands of abusers." SMC deputy chief executive Georgia Brumby said these reforms are about standing up for victims of family violence. "A perpetrator getting their victim's super death benefit ... |
| | | | ... missed payments, with more severe consequences for deliberate and repeated failures. SMC deputy chief executive Georgia Brumby said passing payday super into law is crucial to ensuring the millions of Australis who are short-changed get every dollar ... |
| | | | Following a promotion, Georgia Brumby is now deputy chief executive of Super Members Council (SMC). Brumby has been appointed to the role with immediate effect. She has served as executive general manager, advocacy since SMC's creation in October last ... |
| | | | ... being able to pay all their bills is a regular concern. Super Members Council executive general manager of advocacy Georgia Brumby said while cost-of-living pressures are impacting family budgets, their super gives them a feeling of future financial ... |
| | | | ... median of $210,800. The first step in making super fairer is to pay super on parental leave, advocacy director Georgia Brumby said. "It is a glaring inequity that leads to millions of mums being worse off retirement. Young and lower paid women are bearing ... |
| | | | ... savings. This "super swindle" has cost women a staggering $10.8 billion over the last seven years. ISA director Georgia Brumby commented: "Aligning payment of super and wages is the right thing to do by workers, boosts government revenue, lifts investment ... |
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