Calls to amend super tax unintentionally bolster Treasurer’s stance

Op-Ed The Labor government remains steadfast in the face of opposition to its controversial $3 million super tax; however, some of the critics might be making the Treasurer’s case for him.

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Bullock delivers ‘right decision at this point in time’, while staying alert to global shock

Governor Michele Bullock said the board debated a larger move but settled on a cautious 25 bp cut, while warning the RBA remains on high alert for a global financial shock.

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TelstraSuper scraps merger plans with Equip Super

TelstraSuper has called it quits regarding its proposed merger with Equip Super, citing it is no longer in its members’ best financial interests to proceed.

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RBA delivers latest rate call

The RBA has lowered rates to a level not seen since mid-2023.

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UniSuper increases venture fund investment to $100m

Having announced a $75 million investment in venture fund manager Uniseed in 2022, UniSuper has now committed an additional $25 million.

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Bragg accuses Chalmers of misinforming on super tax

Liberal senator Andrew Bragg and Treasurer Jim Chalmers are at odds over whether federal politicians covered under the pre-2004 defined pension scheme would be captured in the super tax changes.

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RBA tipped to cut rates back to 2023 levels

The Reserve Bank of Australia is widely expected to deliver another 25 bp cut at its upcoming monetary policy meeting, potentially lowering the official cash rate to 3.85 per cent – a level not seen since mid-2023.

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Unemployment figures put pressure on RBA ahead of meeting

The consensus of a May rate cut remains, but economists are tempering their expectations for further cuts this year.

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Insignia acquisition race yet to be decided, says Morningstar

Morningstar believes there is still further to run with the potential takeover of Insignia Financial even with original bidder Bain Capital walking away.

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Legacy systems holding super back, say Wipro and TPT

Australia’s $4 trillion superannuation industry is at a critical digital crossroads, with outdated systems threatening funds’ ability to keep up with rising member expectations and increasing regulatory demands.

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