Super funds want seats at payday super table
24 April 2025Australia’s major superannuation funds and lobby groups want a seat at the planning table for the 2026 implementation of pay day super.
Australia’s major superannuation funds and lobby groups want a seat at the planning table for the 2026 implementation of pay day super.
Despite the volatility and rhetoric the latest analysis of superannuation fund returns suggest there is little reason for members to panic.
Barely a week after TAL took a 15.1% stake in Challenger the company has inked another annuities deal, this time with NGS Super.
Industry superannuation funds want only funds which have passed the MySuper performance test to be able to advertise to attract new members.
Payday Superannuation is not a panacea for unpaid superannuation guarantee contributions with ASFA predicting problems will persist.
Financial Newswire’s financial technology columnist, Andy Forbes analyses what occurred with respect to the cyber-attacks on multiple funds.
A national survey has cited the lack of financial education for pre-retirees and retirees as a key impediment to happiness and confidence.
Construction industry fund Cbus has confirmed it spent $27,569 on its chair, Wayne Swan’s attendance at the US Super Summit.
Amid scrutiny of industry funds over death benefits claims handing, the SMC has urged last resort arrangements for unpaid SG.
The SMSF Association has reacted to cyber attacks on APRA regulated funds by reminding SMSFs that they are not immune.
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