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Superannuation

Superannuation rollover tax relief – let’s keep it going

Superannuation rollover tax relief – let’s keep it going

June 13, 2018 0 Comment

One of the best recommendations in the Productivity Commission (PC) draft report on the superannuation industry was the backing the PC gave to making permanent the current temporary (until 1 July 2020) tax rollover relief for fund mergers and transfer events.

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Time is running out to get your superannuation house in order

Time is running out to get your superannuation house in order

June 7, 2018 0 Comment

For many employers, complying with complex superannuation rules is an enormous challenge and despite best intentions, there are occasional errors.

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Landmark Productivity Commission report must drive super industry overhaul

Landmark Productivity Commission report must drive super industry overhaul

May 30, 2018 0 Comment

After 25 years, superannuation was due a landmark critical analysis – and the Productivity Commission’s draft report out yesterday certainly has not disappointed in that respect.It has spotlighted many important issues I would endorse.

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Two-speed super fund split to accelerate into major rationalisation over next ten years

Two-speed super fund split to accelerate into major rationalisation over next ten years

May 16, 2018 0 Comment

The next decade will see a major rationalisation of Australia’s superannuation sector – with the number of funds in Australia being cut in half. But this is a natural evolution from the current market situation which is already seeing a two-speed divide between larger and smaller funds

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Removal of default insurance in super could damage the system for little benefit

Removal of default insurance in super could damage the system for little benefit

May 9, 2018 0 Comment

KPMG is concerned the Budget announcements surrounding the removal of default insurance in super for people under the age of 25, plus inactive accounts and small balances will damage the overall system for relatively little benefit.

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Superannuation tax concessions: what’s behind the curtain

Superannuation tax concessions: what’s behind the curtain

May 8, 2018 1 Comment

We do not anticipate much Budget night action in the super tax area – unlike the last two years. But it is worth thinking about Treasury’s recent release on the costs to the public purse of current ‘concessions’ .

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It’s going to be another Super Melbourne Cup – managing longevity risk is still the key to being a winner

It’s going to be another Super Melbourne Cup – managing longevity risk is still the key to being a winner

November 7, 2017 0 Comment

Since Archer won in 1861, it’s the race that stops the nation and Damien Ryan has all the tips for the race and for your superannuation

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Are the new kids on the superannuation block the start of a new era?

Are the new kids on the superannuation block the start of a new era?

October 26, 2017 1 Comment

The launch of a number of new superannuation products to the market in the last six-months has many industry commentators sceptical about their value

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Insurance in Super: beneficial for Australia but some are still disadvantaged

Insurance in Super: beneficial for Australia but some are still disadvantaged

September 20, 2017 0 Comment

There has been many adverse media stories in recent years over life insurance, with accusations of people paying twice for policies they don’t need and their benefits being eroded.

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Super Guarantee Reforms don’t quite close the GAP

Super Guarantee Reforms don’t quite close the GAP

September 11, 2017 0 Comment

The latest ATO figures show and estimated $2.85 billion did not make its way to employees’ super accounts. How can this happen?

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