Submitted by Old Fella on Tue, 2023-06-13 12:34

Today the Minister has announced that superannuation funds will be allowed to provide advice to their members, then it will be the banks. The quality of advice will go backwards for Australians. How many super funds would advise a member to move out of their fund if a better option is available? This makes the last few years a really bad joke and what was the point of a Royal Commission, that the ALP pushed for?

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