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Reserve Bank expected to make unanimous cut
All nine RBA board members are expected to back a 25-basis-point interest rate cut amid easing inflation.
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Adrian Suljanovic
Super funds kick off FY26 with solid gains
Data shows funds have had a smooth start to the new financial year following the turmoil of the initial tariff announcements.
FSC warns against one-size-fits-all retirement policy
The Financial Services Council has welcomed new government consultations, but cautioned against broad approaches to retirement policy.
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Adrian Suljanovic
Cbus Super boosts portfolio with Atmos Renewables stake
The fund is set to expand its renewable energy exposure by taking a stake in Atmos Renewables, enhancing long-term returns and diversification.
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Adrian Suljanovic
ASFA pushes for payday super legislation ‘as soon as possible’
Young Australians and tradespeople have faced the greatest risk of super underpayment, with reforms promising to boost their retirement savings.
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Adrian Suljanovic
Sequoia outlines complaint exposure from failed super funds
Sequoia subsidiary InterPrac has received complaints relating to superannuation investments totalling $22 million following the failure of the Shield Master Fund and First Guardian Master Fund investment funds.
APRA calls for stronger cyber resilience in superannuation
Australia’s $4 trillion superannuation sector has been warned to close cyber security gaps after recent attacks exposed weaknesses and tested its ability to co-ordinate responses.
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Adrian Suljanovic
Superannuation fraudster sentenced to 8 years’ prison
A former property developer has been sentenced to eight years’ imprisonment for defrauding super investment funds, ASIC has confirmed.
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Adrian Suljanovic
Treasurer opens consultation on major reforms for retirement phase
The government wants greater transparency over super fund offerings and member outcomes in retirement phase at both an individual trustee and industry level.
BlackRock stays bullish on US stocks amid AI boom
The world’s largest wealth manager remains overweight on US stocks spurred on by AI, but is taking a “granular” approach when assessing trade war damages.
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