IOOF welcomes super helping hand in 2018 Budget

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A ban on exit fees, the ATO helping you track down lost or forgotten super and no insurance for young people with low balances are among changes in the 2018

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Budget changes are “on for young and old”

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The 2017 Federal Budget contained several proposals that will raise people’s engagement with their super. When contrasted with the 2016 Federal Budget, the changes in the most recent Budget were

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Understanding the upcoming changes to super contribution limits

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On 1 July 2017, some of the widest-sweeping reforms to super since 2007 will come into effect. These reforms aim to limit the amount of money people can contribute to

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Fair and sustainable super regulations passed into law

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After receiving feedback from industry, the federal parliament has passed amendments giving effect to regulatory change, continuing the implementation of changes to superannuation that were announced by the Turnbull government

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IOOF appoints new head of Technical Services

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IOOF has announced the promotion of Martin Breckon to Head of Technical Services, replacing Kate Anderson who recently moved to a senior role at IOOF-owned, Bridges Financial Services. Martin has

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IOOF: Dropping the retrospective super cap creates new opportunities for clients

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This change will also remove the contentious provisions that would look back and take into account contributions made since 2007. Neither the Coalition backbench nor the ALP Opposition were ever

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Election 2016: Uncertainty remains for financial services sector

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According to IOOF, this weekend’s Federal Election outcome typifies the challenges that the Australian financial services sector continually faces – a desire for clarity and certainty. However, the reality is

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