The Australian superannuation system has grown rapidly since the introduction of the Superannuation Guarantee in 1992, both in terms of funds under management and coverage. Almost all employed Australians contribute to superannuation. Collectively, Australians currently have around $2 trillion of assets in superannuation funds, comprising about 20 per cent of total household assets. Superannuation will continue to increase in relative importance as the system matures by the 2040s. The sheer size of the superannuation system, combined with its compulsory and broad nature, makes the efficiency of the system paramount. Even small changes in efficiency can have significant impacts on the wealth and wellbeing of Australians. Competition is oft...
After declining worldwide since the late 1980s, defined benefits plans will not recover their previo...
Australia’s superannuation system has transformed the way Australians think about their retirement. ...
The Australian superannuation system was founded on the assumption that market competition will deli...
This study stems from the Australian Government’s response to the recommendations of the 2014 Financ...
This paper was released on 20 September 2016 to assist participants in preparing a submission to the...
This productivity commission report looks into the new changes to superannuation funds in award wage...
The Australian superannuation system places trustees in the key role of managing superannuation asse...
The Australian system has managed to provide remarkably high real returns to many contributors whic...
Compulsory superannuation is a core element of Australia\u27s retirement income system. In May 200...
Two decades of reforms, reviews and inquiries appear to have better served the financial sector than...
The provision of retirement income has become a challenge for governments across the world. The popu...
This thesis considers the management and performance of Australian superannuation funds in the perio...
Australia’s superannuation system consists of individual retirement accounts that cannot be ac...
Retirement income and superannuation have been significant themes for the Commonwealth government si...
This report provides background on the regulation of the superannuation industry and describes indus...
After declining worldwide since the late 1980s, defined benefits plans will not recover their previo...
Australia’s superannuation system has transformed the way Australians think about their retirement. ...
The Australian superannuation system was founded on the assumption that market competition will deli...
This study stems from the Australian Government’s response to the recommendations of the 2014 Financ...
This paper was released on 20 September 2016 to assist participants in preparing a submission to the...
This productivity commission report looks into the new changes to superannuation funds in award wage...
The Australian superannuation system places trustees in the key role of managing superannuation asse...
The Australian system has managed to provide remarkably high real returns to many contributors whic...
Compulsory superannuation is a core element of Australia\u27s retirement income system. In May 200...
Two decades of reforms, reviews and inquiries appear to have better served the financial sector than...
The provision of retirement income has become a challenge for governments across the world. The popu...
This thesis considers the management and performance of Australian superannuation funds in the perio...
Australia’s superannuation system consists of individual retirement accounts that cannot be ac...
Retirement income and superannuation have been significant themes for the Commonwealth government si...
This report provides background on the regulation of the superannuation industry and describes indus...
After declining worldwide since the late 1980s, defined benefits plans will not recover their previo...
Australia’s superannuation system has transformed the way Australians think about their retirement. ...
The Australian superannuation system was founded on the assumption that market competition will deli...