Joint superannuation accounts: the next front in a long campaign to better engage fund members

On 23/04/2014

Finding ways to truly engage superannuation fund members with their retirement savings outcomes is a long-term industry conundrum in Australia. Superannuation funds have embarked on numerous approaches to improve member engagement levels, with mixed results. Aside from the economic imperatives for funds to attract and retain members, there is a long list of member and […]

Joint Superannuation Accounts

On 16/04/2014

Australian families usually pool their finances and have joint bank accounts for running the household. When we retire, most of us will receive a full or part Age Pension and the benefit will be based on our marital status. Yet, when Australian families save for their retirement, they are required to have separate superannuation accounts. […]

Intra fund advice: Under-utilised and under threat?

On 09/04/2014

Advice is a clear and present opportunity within a superannuation industry that will grow to more than $3 trillion over the next 15 years according to Rice Warner analysis. Yet, proposed changes to FoFA may make it more difficult for funds to deliver this service cost-effectively. At present, all members pay the same fee, so […]

Rice Warner/Women in Super – Voluntary Contributions Research

On 31/03/2014

Tailored solutions required to encourage Australian women to volunteer more savings for a better retirement. New research commissioned by Women in Super and conducted by Rice Warner reveals a yawning retirement savings gap for Australian women and the inability of females to set aside voluntary contributions towards a better retirement nest egg. Rice Warner analysis […]

Rice Warner and Women in Super presentation from CMSF 2014 regarding Female Voluntary Contributions

On 25/03/2014

Rice Warner and Women in Super presentation from CMSF 2014 regarding Female Voluntary Contributions.

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