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Groups call for expanded access to offenders' super for all victims of serious crimes - Vimarsana News

Groups call for expanded access to offenders' super for all victims of serious crimes

Proposals to allow victims and survivors of child sexual abuse to access offenders’ super should be expanded, according to a group of professional bodies. Proposed changes put forward by the feder

Investors increasingly interested in impact investing - Vimarsana News

Investors increasingly interested in impact investing

American Century Investments has released the results of its impact investing survey. A new survey by American Century Investments has revealed that 63 per cent of Australian investors find the conce

Industry applauds government's super solution - Vimarsana News

Industry applauds government's super solution

The federal government's proposal to legislate an objective of superannuation has been well received by industry groups, super funds and financial services companies. On Monday, the Albanese governmen

Source: ifa.com.au
Government defines super, launches consultation on objective - Vimarsana News

Government defines super, launches consultation on objective

The Albanese government has released a new consultation paper. The government has issued a new consultation paper seeking feedback about the benefits, phrasing and implementation of an objective for

Source: ifa.com.au
Proposed objective for super receives industry warm welcome - Vimarsana News

Proposed objective for super receives industry warm welcome

The federal government's proposal to legislate an objective of superannuation has been well received by industry groups, super funds and financial services companies. On Monday, the Albanese governmen