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Single Touch Payroll has improved the payment of employees' superannuation benefits and narrowed the underpayment gap.

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Given APRA's latest work on the sustainability of funds, do you think there is value in having smaller funds (with less than $10 billion FUM) in the market?

Are you hopeful the government will mandate super be paid on maternity leave to address the gender gap in super savings?

Is your fund taking more investment work in-house this year?

The pace of consolidation in the superannuation industry will increase in 2022.

Should the Future Fund have the same portfolio holdings disclosure obligations as superannuation funds?

Should APRA publish every super fund's YFYS performance test score?

Who will benefit more from YFYS performance test's inclusion of only last year's administration fees, instead of eight-years' average?

Is your superannuation fund spending less on marketing and advertising in FY22 than previous years?

Do you support a government enquiry into group life insurance in super?

Should the July 1 start date of Your Future, Your Super reforms be delayed?

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VINNY VUCAGO

Superannuation fund members are becoming more purposeful in their interactions with funds, while trust has emerged as the clearest driver of loyalty and advocacy, according to new CoreData research.

Three super funds fined for misleading investment options

KARREN VERGARA

Three industry superannuation funds - Australian Retirement Trust (ART), TelstraSuper and Australian Food Super - have been pinged by ASIC for misleading members about their investment options' asset allocation and performance objectives.

Retiree super spending injects $121bn into Aussie economy

RIDDHIMA TALWANI

New research has found retirees will spend close to $121 billion from their superannuation in 2026, bolstering the Australian economy and supporting jobs.

Industry, economist blasts One Nation's super agenda

RIDDHIMA TALWANI

Industry bodies and an economist have criticised One Nation's plan to let Australians redirect part of their superannuation into take-home pay, warning the policy would fuel inflation and leave workers significantly poorer in retirement.

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