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Dismantling industry super governance model detrimental to savings

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21 September 2017
| By Jassmyn |
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The Federal Government’s attempt to dismantle industry superannuation funds member-focussed model will be to the detriment of retirement savings, Industry Super Australia (ISA) believes.

ISA pointed to SuperRatings monthly data that found on average industry funds had outperformed bank-owned funds by more than two per cent over 10 years.

ISA chief executive, David Whiteley, said: “There is no doubt that the governance of industry super funds is a key driver of their superior outperformance”.

"Member-first governance and culture is the reason industry super funds have consistently outperformed bank-owned super funds,” he said.

Whiteley noted that the Government had not advanced any evidence that their proposals would improve returns for members.

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