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.

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

KPMG is concerned that the Budget announcements surrounding the removal of default insurance in super for people under the age of 25 will damage the overall system for relatively little benefit.

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

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

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.

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

It seems clear that superannuation funds are now entering a new era of regulatory oversight with transparency strongly in their sight.

The establishment of a Comprehensive Income for Retirement framework represent a good move for Australia and is an important step forward in focusing minds on how to fund retirement.