Asfa In Focus July 2022 Asfa The Voice Of Superannuation Since 1962 Asfa ceo martin fahy and deputy ceo glen mccrea met with the hon. stephen jones mp, assistant treasurer and minister for financial services, to discuss the government’s near term focus post the election. The release of payday superannuation legislation by the federal government today will mean all australians receive their superannuation payments sooner and will retire thousands of dollars better off, in a move welcomed by the superannuation peak body, asfa.
Asfa In Focus September 2022 Asfa #asfa welcomes the federal government’s release of draft #legislation on certain components of the second tranche of the delivering better financial outcomes (dbfo) reforms. Asfa in focus. asfa in focus july 2021. policy update | government and regulator interaction | research and submissions | media | events and learning. Asfa, the voice of superannuation since 1962 mike talked about enhancing the member experience through the use of gen ai tools. doing a bit of selfie action with the great mary delahunty at the victoria asfa conference. At this year’s conference there were clear themes around climate change, geopolitical turmoil and macro economic headwinds facing australia’s $3.5 trillion superannuation industry. in this post.
Asfa In Focus June 2022 Asfa Asfa, the voice of superannuation since 1962 mike talked about enhancing the member experience through the use of gen ai tools. doing a bit of selfie action with the great mary delahunty at the victoria asfa conference. At this year’s conference there were clear themes around climate change, geopolitical turmoil and macro economic headwinds facing australia’s $3.5 trillion superannuation industry. in this post. Asfa is looking forward to bringing the #superannuation industry together next week in melbourne for its spotlight on retirement event. we are pleased to introduce our panel covering has advice. Last week, parliament codified the objective of superannuation as to preserve savings to deliver income for a dignified retirement – alongside government support – in an equitable and sustainable way. i want to thank asfa and all of the superannuation industry for supporting this legislation. The association of superannuation funds of australia (asfa) is the peak policy, research and advocacy body for australia’s superannuation (super) industry. the purpose of asfa is to help achieve the best retirement outcomes for members of super funds through the development of good public policy and industry best practice. The association of superannuation funds of australia, the largest of these groups, pitches itself as “the voice of superannuation since 1962”, representing the full spectrum of superfunds that operate in either the profit for member industry fund space or in the for profit retail side.