In a first-of-its-kind case, ASIC is taking Australian Super to court over its failure to properly monitor and consolidate multiple accounts on behalf of members for close to a decade.
A former financial adviser turned stand-up comic has had his assets frozen and been barred from leaving the country after ripping off clients to the tune of $750,000.
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Future Super had published a Facebook post implying that all its funds under management had been invested in fossil fuels prior to transitioning to Future Super.
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