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Columnists Australia

Business/Robbery etc

15 November 2014

9:00 AM

15 November 2014

9:00 AM

No wonder so many Australians, from those with modest incomes to the very rich, now prefer to satisfy their compulsory superannuation obligations by dumping the existing super funds and doing it themselves. The more the existing funds are shown to have expensive administrative costs or inadequate performance or, in the case of some union-controlled industry funds, to have too many union officials with their snouts in the trough, the greater the incentive to do it yourself.

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