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Super for housing 'economically reckless': SMC - Vimarsana News

Super for housing 'economically reckless': SMC

The Super Members Council (SMC) has warned that encouraging young Australians to use their superannuation for a house deposit could dramatically drive-up house prices and deplete their retirement savings.

ASFA speaks out against Coalition super policy - Vimarsana News

ASFA speaks out against Coalition super policy

The Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia (ASFA) said it is “disappointed” to see Australia’s world-class superannuation system used as a political football in the upcoming federal election.

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ASIC chairman Joe Longo to pursue riskier litigation strategy in 2024 - Vimarsana News

ASIC chairman Joe Longo to pursue riskier litigation strategy in 2024

Chairman Joe Longo says corporate regulator will focus on financial services, crypto, superannuation and target firms operating in grey areas of the law.

Source: afr.com
Radical solution to help millions of struggling Aussies pay off their mortgage after aggressive interest rate rises - Vimarsana News

Radical solution to help millions of struggling Aussies pay off their mortgage after aggressive interest rate rises

Andrew Bragg, a Liberal Party senator, is calling for Australians to be allowed to divert their superannuation into the bank offset account so they can deal with rising mortgage rates.

Dixon Advisory consumer losses totalling $357 million: AFCA - Vimarsana News

Dixon Advisory consumer losses totalling $357 million: AFCA

If all the 1,851 complaints of losses made to AFCA about Dixon Advisory were paid out, it would total $357 million, the organisation said, but it is yet to issue any formal determinations.