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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
Claims by the Financial Systems Inquiry (FSI) that the retirement phase of superannuation was underdeveloped overlooked the self-managed superannuation sector and focusse...
Cbus will extend its trial advice referral arrangement with the Financial Planning Association (FPA) into an ongoing nation-wide effort from 1 September 2014....
About one-third of superannuation trustee boards are unlikely to make changes seeking independent directors while some of those who will add independent directors would o...
Investment strategies enacted by institutional investment managers have posted strong results for the 2013-14 financial year with a number of asset classes outperforming ...
People who have spent long periods out of the workforce should be able to access special catch-up superannuation contribution caps. ...
Industry Super Australia has made changes to its adverts after ASIC raised concerns about their content but vows they will continue despite efforts to stop the adverts ai...
Retirement modelling based on historical returns and rules of thumb are creating a false impression about adequate savings levels and need to be readdressed according to ...
Super needs to be focused on a wider population, according to Super IQ chief Andrew Bloore. ...
Investment adviser to industry funds ordered to file defence in breach of agreement case. ...
Younger people are taking a greater interest in superannuation but few have plans to respond to major setbacks in saving for retirement, according to research released by...
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 ...