CIE: Investor Exchange

SG rise to 12 per cent comes at a cost

Tax measures could undermine benefits

On the surface, the move to raise the super guarantee to 12 per cent is welcome, but a potential tax rise could mitigate any opportunity to raise the retirement savings of Australian workers, Frank Gullone says. ... read more »

Signs not promising in the US

Disillusionment with Washington and Wall Street and the emergence of a Tea Party have dampened investor optimism at a recent CIE event in New York. Frank Gullone explains. ... read more »

What CIOs think

CIOs of Australia's largest superannuation funds were recently polled about their views on the market. CIE's Frank Gullone evaluates the feedback. ... read more »

Super chiefs speak out

Forty super fund chiefs spoke out at the recent CIE Fund Leaders Forum. Frank Gullone examines the feedback. ... read more »

The education challenge

The industry must act now on financial literacy. ... read more »

Many still nervy despite the green shoots

There is no uniformity of opinion from trustees about what the markets will look like, according to the CIE poll.
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All signs point to more change

Aust not yet out of economic woods

Some of the solutions used to avoid a deep recession in the wake of the GFC could become some of the problems in the future, the Centre for Investment Education's Frank Gullone says. ... read more »

Lessons of a bull market

Trustees have some lessons to learn before they enter the next bull market, CIE's Frank Gullone says.
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A new world order

There are some big questions to ponder once the GFC is finally over. ... read more »

The reinvention of super

With funds under management rising almost in inverse proportion to the decline in super funds, Frank Gullone says the industry is set for significant change. ... read more »

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