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It has become self-evident that either directly or indirectly, opt-in is going to drive up the cost of financial advice for many Australian consumers, writes Mike Taylor....

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Defying the sceptics, AAS has managed to continue its role in the administration ‘new world order’, as Mike Taylor writes....

As employers look to find a path through the choice regime, STUART KORCHINSKI explains how clearing houses for contributions will become more important than ever....

DAVID ANDERSON continues his look at what employers need to be doing in preparation for choice of fund...

Australia’s ageing population is having a significant impact on both Government policy development and the superannuation industry. Richard Block explains the dynamic....

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