| | | If the Productivity Commission's recommendation of a best-in-show list was introduced tomorrow, which super funds would make the cut? |
| | | | The Australian Council of Trade Unions said removing superannuation from industrial relations is "completely unacceptable" |
| | | | The best-in-show default superannuation fund shortlist the Productivity Commission wants to launch before June 2021 has ruffled feathers across the industry. |
| | | | The Productivity Commission's final report into the efficiency and competitiveness of superannuation blasted the system for making engagement harder for fund members. |
| | | | A new survey has revealed a "startling knowledge gap" in super, with close to half of Australian students knowing little to nothing about superannuation. |
| | | | The government should abandon the Retirement Income Covenant proposed last year, if it can't sufficiently remediate its flaws by the deadline, Productivity Commission says in the final report. |
| | | | The final report recommends ASIC should have greater oversight of the superannuation products sitting on the approved product lists of AFSLs. |
| | | | Australia's superannuation sector in trying to digest the Productivity Commission's 700-page report need to keep in mind the massive structural problems the PC is trying to help fix. |
| | | | The Productivity Commission reinforced several recommendations flagged in mid-2018 in a bid to modernise the $2.7 trillion industry, which included shaking up the default sector. |
| | | | Major industry associations collectively agree that the Productivity Commission's final report reaffirms the strength of superannuation, but member advocates say the findings are wake up call to fix a broken system. |
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| | KANIKA SOOD | 12:46PM Australians are reporting an increased trust in their institutions to do "what is right" since last year but overall levels still remain low, according the 2019 Edelman Trust Barometer. | JAMIE WILLIAMSON | 12:45PM The former head of IT at an $11 billion industry super fund is the new chief operating officer at Australian Ethical. | | | KARREN VERGARA | 12:32PM A new report from SuperConcepts unveils some of the most unusual investments held in self-managed superannuation funds, which include ATMs, livestock and frozen horse semen. | BENJAMIN ONG | 11:01AM Expectations of falling house prices beget even lower house prices. This is because would-be homebuyers and property investors sit and wait for even cheaper prices thereby making it a self-fulfilling prophecy. |
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