Labor has claimed there are significant problems with the Your Future, Your Super bill, particularly around performance measures, that need attention.

The government regards any change to the super guarantee as a trade-off between working and retirement income.

The government wants to assist Australians to use their retirement savings more efficiently as part of a policy to improve retirement outcomes.

There will be a number of knock-on effects for SMSF clients when the concessional contributions cap increases in July.

Temporarily pausing the increase in the SGC rate makes sense during a time of recession and flat wages growth, a major accounting body has claimed.

The government won’t be introducing extra measures to top up the super balances of people who made use of the coronavirus-related early release provisions.

Any chance the government has of allowing the creation of six-member SMSFs rests with the minor parties in the Senate.

SMSFs established by husbands and wives will continue their popularity into the future, according to a superannuation sector research firm.