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The financial watchdog has handed down its annual report card for superannuation products.

More than $4 billion in super funds fail APRA’s performance test

The financial watchdog’s annual report card reveals one MySuper product and 96 trustee-directed products failed to pass its test.

  • Millie Muroi

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Some backing an increase in the super guarantee are motivated by self-interest.

Clear as mud: Super funds’ portfolio disclosures are barely intelligible

Super funds must reveal on their websites the investments they hold, but some of the biggest and best resourced funds are leaving consumers befuddled.

  • John Collett

Finally, a super idea for extra retirement income

Seniors are afraid of running out of money as they cannot estimate how long they will live. So, they draw only the minimum pension required, sacrificing their living standards in the process.

  • Noel Whittaker
The coal-fired Plant Scherer, one of the top carbon dioxide emitters in the US, stands in the distance in Juliette, Georgia.

‘Not adequate’: SunSuper, QSuper members criticise funds’ climate policies

Members say the funds, which are merging to create a $200 billion super giant, are lagging behind peers on climate action, and have called for net zero targets and divestment strategies to be made public.

  • Charlotte Grieve

Original URL: https://www.theage.com.au/topic/qsuper-1n54