balances

CMSF

HESTA: Industry still has to achieve adequacy

Chief executive of HESTA, Anne-Marie Corboy, says industry has not looked appropriately at adequacy in the accumulation phase when considering the post-retirement landscape. Speaking at a CMSF session on adequacy and “getting to the finish line”, Corboy was critical of the view that it’s all “done and dusted” and the focus should now simply be appropriate […]
Amal AwadMarch 22, 2013
Industry View

Older workers need catch-up contribution caps

Most people know that saving for their retirement – like eating green vegetables and exercising daily – is good for them. But while gym memberships are booming and low-fat cookbooks are flying off the shelves, it’s a lot harder to convince the average Australian of the merits of boosting their superannuation balance. But saving for […]
Staff WriterSeptember 4, 2009
Industry View

Older workers need catch-up contribution caps

Most people know that saving for their retirement – like eating green vegetables and exercising daily – is good for them. But while gym memberships are booming and low-fat cookbooks are flying off the shelves, it’s a lot harder to convince the average Australian of the merits of boosting their superannuation balance. But saving for […]
Staff WriterSeptember 4, 2009
Investment Strategy

Losses mount in Sydney’s letterbox ‘super scam’

The ‘super scammers’ thieving personal financial information from Sydney letterboxes have stripped millions from members’ balances, and the amount is rising, according to the NSW police unit investigating the crime.“We’re talking seven figures, and it’s increasing,” Andrew Gill, detective senior constable with Strike Force Gamut of the Harbourside Police, the unit investigating the criminal syndicate […]
Staff WriterJune 2, 2009
Investment Strategy

Losses mount in Sydney’s letterbox ‘super scam’

The ‘super scammers’ thieving personal financial information from Sydney letterboxes have stripped millions from members’ balances, and the amount is rising, according to the NSW police unit investigating the crime.“We’re talking seven figures, and it’s increasing,” Andrew Gill, detective senior constable with Strike Force Gamut of the Harbourside Police, the unit investigating the criminal syndicate […]
Staff WriterJune 2, 2009
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