Purpose, governance and choice: still on the reform agenda
The government’s superannuation policy has three priorities for 2017, Kelly O’Dwyer writes.
Tough to be the ‘sandwich generation’
A recent survey indicates 1 in 3 working Australians aged over 50 are set to retire before paying off their mortgage.
The rise of the future makers
A recent roundtable hosted by Investment Magazine and sponsored by Mercer, examined the balance between fiduciary duty and ESG issues.
Super still failing SMEs, Carnell tells summit
Sector ombudsman Kate Carnell says the superannuation system is too inflexible for small-business owners.
Men need to change to close the gender wealth gap: Burgess
Former Future Fund chief Mark Burgess reckons male bosses need to change their thinking to close the gender pay gap.
Millennials on track for a bleak retirement
By 2025, the majority of the workforce will be Millennials, and it’s critical that they get help to improve their retirement prospects.
Time to embrace gender targets and quotas, Summit hears
Businesses need to institute more formal quotas and targets for women in leadership positions to help close the gender pay gap.
Don’t wait for government to fix super gender gap
FSC CEO Sally Loane and Stone and Chalk chair Craig Dunn argue it’s up to everyone to nurture financial literacy in girls and boys.
Christian Super looking for a new chief executive
Christian Super’s long-serving CEO, Peter Murphy, has resigned and the faith-based fund is set to announce its search for a replacement.
The right conversations can close the gender gap
Improving the financial security of all women lies in how we talk and what we talk about. Moving the dial requires action in three areas.
