While the superannuation regime is designed to be universal it needs to be re-examined as it may actually contain blind spots in terms of serving the needs of indigenous Australians, KPMG Australia believes.
KPMG's "Igniting the indigenous economy" report said many indigenous Australians lived in remote and regional areas where depressed labour markets leave a significant number of people dependent on welfare and receiving no super at all.
The report argued that the super system needed to respond better to the unique needs of indigenous people.
KPMG recommended for the super system to:
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