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Jason Spits
Jason Spits
Jason has been writing on financial services since 1999 and has worked for on a number of trade media titles in both a full time and freelance capacity. He joined Money Management and Super Review in 2013 in the role of Senior Journalist.
News by this author
The introduction of a low personal tax rate and tax free threshold would be more beneficial for super fund members than reworking complex super tax laws, according to the...
BTFM has paid more than $20K in ASIC imposed fines after its advertisements were found to make improper comparisons and misleading statements....
Kinetic Super has cancelled its advice licence after outsourcing to IFS to streamline the fund's structure....
Institutional investors are actively considering environmental, social and corporate governance (ESG) criteria in their alternative investment decisions with many stating...
The SMSF Association has made a raft of proposals in a pre-budget submission to reduce red tape issues in super....
Accountants seeking to be licensed to provide advice on SMSFs are failing their applications despite being given a generous run according to a former ASIC licensing speci...
Super statements should have an estimate of annual retirement income as the headline figure remind members of the purpose of their fund and its long term goal according t...
Small scale superannuation funds are not destined to disappear and can survive by offering specialist investments while funds that gain scale may see performance drop awa...
Sunsuper has recruited the Association of Financial Advisers (AFA) Chief Commercial Officer Anne Fuchs to the role of National Manager for Retail Distribution and Advice....
The planning arm of a public service super fund will offer its advice services to other funds looking to provide advice to members....
Analysis by this author
From my perspective, 40- 50% of people are likely going to be deeply unhappy about how long they actually live. ...
Super director remuneration ...
No doubt true, but most of it is still because over 45’s have been upgrading their houses with 30 year mortgages. Money ...