Self-managed superannuation fund assets have bounced back to an all-time high of $787 billion in assets, but prudentially regulated super funds saw a better improvement....

The superannuation industry should develop a general code of practice to give guidance on how funds should act when it comes to information sharing, member enquiries, com...

The corporate and prudential regulators have put superannuation trustees on notice that they can expect a further follow up on their advice fee practices and that they ex...

The Government is turning a blind eye to funds with the highest fees and the lowest performance test, the Opposition party believes. ...

Equip Super and Catholic Super’s director and chair, Andrew Fairley, will step down at the end of the month and has called on trustees to put members’ interests ahead of ...

At a time when there are increasing super fund mergers, Milford Asset Management is considering building on its KiwiSaver success in New Zealand to break into the superan...

The Government has voted against the progression of Treasury Laws Amendment (More Flexible Superannuation) Bill to allow time for amendments by One Nation’s Pauline Hanso...

The bill to allow non-concessional contributions of up to $300,000 for those under 67 is set to pass the Senate today but, if it does not, advisers should ensure clients ...

With the end of the financial year coming up, financial advisers need to have indexation, the downsizer contribution, bring-forward contributions, Pension Loans Scheme el...

Changes to disclosure measures under the Treasury Laws Amendment (2021 Measures No.1) Bill could be a “green light for more reckless behaviour”, according to the Australi...

The top concerns from superannuation members regarding super fund mergers is around potential fee increase, underperformance, and changes to customer service levels, acco...