Australia's largest super fund is being sued by ASIC over the delayed processing of close to 7000 death benefit claims, with some beneficiaries left waiting four years for a payout.
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Six out of 10 Australians now check their super at least monthly but it pays to maintain a long term approach to our retirement savings.
Pay up or lose everything - the choice facing homeowners, a super fund made up entirely of ETFs, and men still earn 22% more than women. Here are five things you may have missed this week.
Like the idea of giving your super balance a bump, but don't know where to start? Rebecca Cheevers and Sophie McRae join us on the podcast.
Most Australians over 50 don't expect to achieve a comfortable retirement, but that doesn't mean they won't. It all depends on what actions they take.
Internal documents from AustralianSuper stated: "It benefits the member by stopping the $1.50 charge on their duplicate account, but for us it means less revenue."
Australia's biggest super fund has copped a $27 million fine. Where does the money for the fine come from? And who really pays?
The main reporting obligation for some self-lodging SMSFs is just days away. Failing to lodge could cost you up to $1650.
More than 42,000 beneficiaries were affected when AustralianSuper failed to promptly identify and merge members' multiple accounts from 2019 to 2023.
The first time you notice problems with your super fund is likely to be when something goes wrong, like when a death benefit payment is delayed by months.
