Super sector welcomes stability but flags missed opportunities

While the superannuation sector has welcomed stability in super settings, statements following Tuesday’s budget announcement indicate there are areas the sector believes the budget fell short.

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Labor’s election pitch: Tax cuts, defence spending, and long-term productivity

Treasurer Jim Chalmers' fourth budget revealed a $207 billion fiscal turnaround, with tax receipts, superannuation revenue, and debt reduction playing key roles.

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Budget to spark pre-election ‘spendathon’

The federal budget being delivered tonight is shaping up to be a “spendathon ahead of the election”, according to AMP’s Shane Oliver, with much of the new spending already announced and likely to be matched by the Coalition.

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Investment and policy backing drive China’s tech ambitions

China’s technology sector is emerging as a powerhouse, with renewed investment and policy support propelling it to compete with global leaders.

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Super funds ramp up offshore equities, raising contagion concerns

Australia’s rapidly expanding superannuation sector is shifting its investment strategy, with fresh data revealing a significant increase in offshore equity allocations.

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AMP denies surveillance allegations as union raises concerns over new contracts

AMP has denied reports that its new employment contracts grant the company the ability to conduct continuous video surveillance on staff, including when they work from home.

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SQM places private credit on watch amid mounting risks

| By Keith Ford |

SQM Research has placed the private credit sector on watch amid growing concerns over governance and transparency issues, as well as recent regulatory scrutiny from ASIC and APRA.

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Super-funded advice fees get clarity in latest government reforms

The Albanese government has rolled out the next tranche of its advice reforms, setting rules for super-funded advice fees and allowing targeted prompts to boost member engagement.

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Funds merge to form $22bn entity

Mine Super and TWUSUPER have announced the successful completion of the final stage of their merger, officially forming the new entity, Team Super.

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Funds justify US summit attendance

Questioned about ROI calculations undertaken before attending the summit in the US, funds largely gave the same response – access to information about developments in the US is essential to acting in the best interests of members.

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From my perspective, 40- 50% of people are likely going to be deeply unhappy about how long they actually live. ...

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