Lifecycle Design – To and Through Retirement

On 03/12/2019

This paper was written by Richard Dunn and Michael Berg and presented at the 27th Colloquium on Pensions and Retirement Research on December 2, 2019. This paper investigates the connection between investment horizon and growth allocation within superannuation to establish how funds might better design solutions for the approximately 80% of members who adopt the […]

Options for an Improved and Integrated System of Retirement

On 22/08/2019

This Green Paper is an initiative of the Actuaries Institute’s Public Policy team and was written by Anthony Asher, David Knox and Michael Rice. It draws on three Papers presented at the Actuaries Financial Services Forum in May 2018, namely: The Age Pension means test: contorting Australian retirement (Dr Anthony Asher & John De Ravin) […]

Submission – Treasury Laws Amendment (Putting Members’ Interests First) Bill 2019.

On 24/07/2019

This letter has been prepared in response to a call for submissions from the Senate Economic Legislation Committee regarding the Treasury Laws Amendment (Putting Members’ Interests First) Bill 2019. Rice Warner supports the objectives of the package, and the already implemented changes in Protecting Your Superannuation (PYS), due to the importance of designing insurance that […]

What is the right level of SG?

On 05/06/2019

Mandatory superannuation contributions have grown from the original 3% Award contributions of the 1980s to 9.5% and are legislated to get to 12% in 2025. Yet, there has been little comprehensive analysis of the right level of Superannuation Guarantee (SG) contributions, nor any strategic work on the impact on the economy and member retirement outcomes. […]

Inquiry into the implications of removing refundable franking credits

On 02/11/2018

We welcome the opportunity to make a submission to the Standing Committee on Economics inquiry into the implications of the removal of refundable franking credits. Our submission focuses on the principles for sensible tax reform, analysis of removing refundable franking credits, its impact and alternative tax policies. We have analysed the policy against principles of […]

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