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‘Significant concerns’: $3b takeover of Aussie giant in jeopardy as ACCC spooks investors

‘Significant concerns’: $3b takeover of Aussie giant in jeopardy as ACCC spooks investors

The competition watchdog says the takeover of administration services giant Link could impact all property transactions in Australia.

  • by Sarah Danckert

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Industry super funds call for relaxation of financial advice regulations

Industry super funds call for relaxation of financial advice regulations

Ahead of a Treasury review of the financial advice sector, industry super funds say they want to be able to provide cheap advice to retirees about how much money they need to retire and how long the will money last.

  • by Simone Fox Koob
5 things you need to know to maximise your super
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5 things you need to know to maximise your super

There has been, and will be, several significant changes to superannuation at the end of this month. You need to be aware of them... and act accordingly.

  • by Nicole Pedersen-McKinnon
Part-time pay, full-time super: How one company aims to close the gap

Part-time pay, full-time super: How one company aims to close the gap

EnergyAustralia said it wanted to not only encourage men to take time off when they had a baby but also tackle the gender superannuation gap.

  • by Jewel Topsfield
‘We want to do it’: Labor’s super on parental leave scheme contingent on budget

‘We want to do it’: Labor’s super on parental leave scheme contingent on budget

The assistant treasurer said the government needs to get a good handle on the books first, but ensuring the tax office collects unpaid super is also a high priority.

  • by Rachel Clun
‘Stay the course’: Cash option proves costly for super switchers
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‘Stay the course’: Cash option proves costly for super switchers

Super fund members who switched their retirement savings from their fund’s balanced investment option to cash during the COVID-19 pandemic-induced market turmoil have missed out on big sharemarket gains.

  • by John Collett
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What Labor’s election victory means for your money
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Analysis

What Labor’s election victory means for your money

New Labor government policies to reduce childcare costs, make medicines less expensive and reduce carbon emissions to foster cheaper renewable energy are likely to put more cash in the pockets of householders.

  • by John Collett
The tax trick everyone earning more than $45,000 needs to know
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The tax trick everyone earning more than $45,000 needs to know

As the end of the financial year approaches, it’s time for everyone, particularly those earning more than $45,000 a year, to have a good look at the tax savings available on money funnelled into superannuation.

  • by Jessica Irvine
Super is sacred: 3 ways to rescue (not raid) it
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Super is sacred: 3 ways to rescue (not raid) it

The beauty of our compulsory retirement savings system is it reserves money to shore up our long-term financial security, while we are far more focused with stretching out our cash as far as we can in the here and now.

  • by Nicole Pedersen-McKinnon
Coalition’s super-for-housing policy could cost all fund holders: industry

Coalition’s super-for-housing policy could cost all fund holders: industry

Industry Super chief executive Bernie Dean said Australians could be left tens of thousands of dollars worse off because of the scheme.

  • by Rachel Clun
‘Incredibly efficient’: Stock picker Wilson backs super-for-housing scheme

‘Incredibly efficient’: Stock picker Wilson backs super-for-housing scheme

Wilson Asset Management chairman Geoff Wilson has thrown his support behind the scheme to allow first home buyers to withdraw $50,000 from super to buy a deposit.

  • by Charlotte Grieve