Despite lack of support, Labor committed to Div 296

| By Keith Ford |

Despite the unlikelihood of securing enough Senate crossbench votes for the controversial tax change, the Treasurer remains firm on Division 296.

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Cbus latest to join $100bn+ club, posts double-digit returns in CY24

Cbus’ default Growth (MySuper) investment option generated returns of 10.77 per cent in calendar year 2024.

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Rest unveils newly created chief of staff role

The $93 billion fund has appointed a senior financial services and superannuation expert to help home in on its strategic goals.

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Why AMP is staying overweight in US shares in 2025

Following a successful 2024 buoyed by the performance of US equities, AMP’s head of portfolio management, Stuart Eliot, believes opportunities still abound on the other side of the pond.

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HSF says super funds to be key players in 2025 M&A landscape

Super funds are expected to emerge as major players in the 2025 M&A landscape, according to a law firm.

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Investors rotate out of US equities, lagging risk assets play catch-up

While investors remain bullish on the US dollar and equities, they are bearish on just about everything else, Bank of America has found.

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Australia Institute defends Div 296 as Coalition calls it a ‘terrible idea’

| By Keith Ford |

While the controversial measures have received little support in the Senate, the think tank has said Division 296 would “make the nation’s super system fairer”.

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FSC urges major parties to halt super tax changes without full reform

In its pre-election policy document, the FSC highlighted 15 priority reforms, with superannuation featuring prominently, urging both major parties to avoid changing super taxes without a comprehensive tax review.

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CEO of rebranded Mine Super joins ASFA board

With the merger between Mine Super and TWUSuper in its late stages, the head of the soon-to-be combined fund is the latest to join ASFA’s board.

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Grattan calls for overhaul of super system with bold reform proposals

The Grattan Institute has labelled the Australian super system as “too complicated” and has proposed a three-pronged reform strategy to simplify superannuation in retirement.

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