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| | | ... have lost their jobs or had their hours dramatically reduced and industry super funds will do all they can to help them," ISA chief executive Bernie Dean said. "But members should tread carefully and only think about cracking open their super after they've ... |
| | | | ... pressures that may be faced by superannuation funds in the current market conditions, and as they support anxious members," ISA chief executive Bernie Dean said. "Assisting those in financial hardship will come down to how well the ATO works with the ... |
| | | | ... portfolios the losses are likely to be far more muted than the headline-grabbing share market plunges seen on the evening news," ISA said. "No one can predict the future, but as with previous downturns the market will rebound and because super is a long-term ... |
| | | | ... education and advice services to members and improve investment strategies for retirees. Meanwhile, Industry Super Australia (ISA) estimates men have $282 billion more in their super funds and on average retire will $90,000 more in their accounts than ... |
| | | | Industry Super Australia (ISA) claims an increase in the super guarantee to 12% will increase consumption at a whole adult life level, as it takes a swipe at alternate modelling. In its submission to the Retirement Income Review (RIR), ISA said its ... |
| | | | Former politician Greg Combet has retired from the board of ME Bank, as his commitments to industry super heat up. Combet is departing the industry fund-owned bank after five years on the board, which commenced in November 2014. The former Labor minister ... |
| | | | ... people are aware of the current super rate of 9.5%, while only 11% are aware it is legislated to increase to 12% by 2025," ISA said. "Less than 10% can correctly identify both the current rate, and what it is scheduled to increase to. "With Australians ... |
| | | | ISA said too many Australians, particularly women, are retiring without enough super and the increase to 12% is central to fixing the problem. "ISA analysis shows more than eight million Australians could be worse off in retirement if the super rate ... |
| | | | ... claims to show plans to make superannuation optional for low-income workers is nothing more than a tax grab. According to ISA's latest analysis, low-income workers in New South Wales who chose to take their superannuation guarantee entitlement as wages ... |
| | | | ... heterogeneity, along with a marked sensitivity to assumptions," ANU's research claims. Perhaps most responsible for riling ISA is the research's claim that the case for increasing the SG to 12% is tenuous unless the government adopts a stance that the ... |
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| | ALLY SELBY While there may be uncertainty surrounding the economic implications of the spreading COVID-19 pandemic, one thing is clear; if business leaders are not consistent, empathetic and clear with their response, they should prepare to face the music. | KANIKA SOOD The government's $213 billion stimulus package is set to push up the country's total debt but experts say it is not reason enough to draw down on the sovereign wealth fund. | | | HARRISON WORLEY Australia's superannuation sector is fighting a war on three different fronts, as the economic fallout of COVID-19 continues to bite. | ELIZABETH MCARTHUR Significant hikes in group insurance premiums have been put down to the Protecting Your Super reforms - with members of four superannuation funds facing premium increases of 34%. |
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