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Battle to stitch up super switchers
10th Sep 2007
Around 10 per cent of Australian superannuation fund members have taken advantage of the choice of fund regime
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The RBA and household debt
7th Sep 2007
Between 1996 and 2006, householders' debt levels have tripled in Australia.
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Credit turmoil could drive mortgage rates higher
6th Sep 2007
Mortgage interest rates in Australia could increase regardless of the action taken by the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA).
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Why run-your-own funds are popular
5th Sep 2007
The self-managed superannuation funds (SMSFs) sector in Australia continues to grow exponentially.
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[1608] PM flags further tax reform
4th Sep 2007
Australia's Prime Minster John Howard wants to maintain budget surpluses at at least one per cent of gross domestic product.
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[1618] Deduction denied for personal super contribution: 10 per cent rule
4th Sep 2007
In "Falson v FCT", the Administrative Appeals Tribunal denied a deduction for a personal superannuation contribution.
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Super adviser restrictions ramp up
3rd Sep 2007
Changes to the Financial Services Reform Act will limit the advice accountants can give on superannuation without holding a financial services licence.
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Still singing buy, buy, baby, buy, buy
30th Aug 2007
Thomson Financial's data show that $US142.7bn ($A173bn) worth of mergers and acquisitions have been announced in Australia so far in 2007.
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Go with the flow: big names share super spoils
29th Aug 2007
During the June 2007 quarter, Australians poured a total of $A20 billion extra into super, due to changes in super laws.
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June's giant super boost 'unprecedented'
28th Aug 2007
Australians flocked to put money into superannuation in the June quarter of 2007.
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