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Labor rolled on super disclosure rules - Vimarsana News

Labor rolled on super disclosure rules

The Greens have exacted revenge on Labor for reneging on a deal to fine law-breaking bankers by joining a push to overturn controversial super reforms.

Source: afr.com
'Make their views known': Jones seeks to consult advice review proposals - Vimarsana News

'Make their views known': Jones seeks to consult advice review proposals

Professional Planner will host three sessions with the financial services minister in March for advisers to hear first-hand on the government’s response to the Quality of Advice Review, and to quiz the minister on his plans.

Australians worry about retirement - and maybe they should - Vimarsana News

Australians worry about retirement - and maybe they should

Retirement is overwhelmingly concerning Australians, with a nationally representative Finder survey showing over 12 million people harbour longevity risk worries.

AustralianSuper CEO Paul Schroder says dud super funds should stop complaining about the performance test - Vimarsana News

AustralianSuper CEO Paul Schroder says dud super funds should stop complaining about the performance test

Paul Schroder says he is frustrated by sitting in rooms with super fund representatives more focused on the minutiae of the performance test than making money.

Source: afr.com
Superannuation: Grattan Institute warns Labor not to make major changes to superannuation performance test - Vimarsana News

Superannuation: Grattan Institute warns Labor not to make major changes to superannuation performance test

The Albanese government should not allow superannuation fund products to be exempted from performance testing that has already saved people $100 million in fees.

Source: afr.com