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Enrique Gonzalez writes that embracing technology represents a key for superannuation funds as they seek to address an increasingly complex future. ...
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The governance of industry superannuation funds may not be broken but the sector is more than capable of dealing with the Government’s proposed legislative fix. ...
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As superannuation funds and other financial organisations seek to further leverage digital channels, Matt O'Keefe and John Havers write that they need to be prepared to a...
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With nothing seriously impacting superannaution having been contained in the Federal Budget, Blake Briggs writes that all attention must now be focused on the tax white p...
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The roundtable participants agree that transparency sits at the heart of providing advice in super and who is actually paying for it. This is the fifth part of a Super Re...
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The definitions around Total and Permanent Disablement have created a headache for superannuation fund trustees and answers are still being sought. This is part four of a...
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Can the default fund regime be opened up to all eligible MySuper funds or will such a change risk eroding the protections offered to members working in dangerous industri...
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MySuper may have helped drive down superannuation fees, but most superannuation funds are vitally aware of the fact that more mature members need a full-service arrangeme...
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The recommendations of the Financial System Inquiry brought superannuation fund fees into the spotlight but a Super Review roundtable has concluded that, largely influenc...
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As financial advisors look back on their industry, the changes it has experienced in recent years and consider its current state of play, it seems clear that their feelin...
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While the superannuation administration industry has been the subject of consolidated, Damon Taylor writes that the pace of regulatory change means the challenges continu...
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The Government and the industry need to draw a line in the and on superannuation policy because continual speculation risks deterring younger people from the benefits of ...
From my perspective, 40- 50% of people are likely going to be deeply unhappy about how long they actually live. ...
Super director remuneration ...
No doubt true, but most of it is still because over 45’s have been upgrading their houses with 30 year mortgages. Money ...