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We deploy a stochastic life-cycle model to examine how differing levels of the superannuation guarantee (SG) impact on the welfare of individual Australians under existing superannuation, tax and pension eligibility rules. Our main focus is the effect of various assumptions on the optimal SG,...
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Over the past five years, the Australian superannuation system has been subject to a programme of policy and regulatory change of considerable scope and ambition: the Stronger Super initiatives. This article presents the findings of qualitative research undertaken with the fund executives on...
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This paper summarizes views on the superannuation system and its regulation collected through interviews of fund executives. While the majority of interviewees saw the superannuation system as working relatively well, some areas of concern were detected. Issues raised relate to: certain aspects...
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This report examines the Australian superannuation default fund landscape following the introduction of MySuper. The two main products are outlined – single strategy ‘balanced' and lifecycle – including their underlying asset allocation and glide path strategies. While lifecycle approaches...
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As the Australian superannuation industry consolidates, we ask whether large size – say $50-$100 billion in assets and beyond – is likely to benefit fund members. Our answer is a ‘definite maybe’. Large size has its advantages, but also gives rise to disadvantages and significant...
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