ART completes latest merger, Qantas Super closes doors

Qantas Super has officially merged with ART over the weekend, with its CEO describing the “bittersweet” decision as being in the best financial interests of its members.

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RBA expected to hold rates, steering clear of election turmoil

While the RBA has made moves during past election campaign periods, it typically treads carefully to avoid stirring political waters.

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Super sector apologises for shortcomings in death benefit processing

The super sector has apologised and vowed to fix widespread delays, poor service, and systemic failures in processing death benefit claims, following an ASIC review.

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Stick with US or pivot: Super funds at crossroads

Long-term investors face a critical decision – stay the course or pivot, says leading economist Shane Oliver.

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Australia’s ETF super product offering grows amid increased demand

More Australians are turning to exchange-traded funds (ETFs) to grow their retirement savings, as evidenced by a series of recent product launches.

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Super trustees slammed for excessive delays in death benefit payouts

Superannuation trustees are failing grieving Australians, with an ASIC review uncovering excessive delays, poor service, and systemic failures in processing death benefit claims.

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Albanese calls 3 May election on the heels of Dutton’s budget in reply

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has called a federal election for 3 May, seeking to capitalise on Labor’s recent budget, just hours after Peter Dutton outlined his economic plan and accused the government of fuelling inflation through excessive spending.

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AMP clarifies position on employee surveillance, FSU hails it as a win

The FSU has branded AMP’s confirmation that it will not use surveillance and monitoring on employees in their homes a “win” for the union.

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Industry says CPI print to disappoint April rate cut hopefuls

While Australia’s disinflation process remains on track, market experts see the RBA keeping rates unchanged at next week’s meeting.

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Budget: Black, white, and missing the mark on key issues

In a budget that left economists scratching their heads, the government made a firm commitment to the welfare of two very important Australians: Xing Qiu and Yi Lan, Adelaide Zoo’s resident giant pandas.

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