Imagine if your boss called you into their office to tell you they had decided who you could bank with. Or your private telephone or electricity provider. Or whether you had to invest in shares or even the make of private car you could drive.
While most Australians would consider employer involvement in these private financial matters to be antiquated, absurd, patriarchal, or even downright suspicious, the law currently allows considerable third party involvement in your superannuation.
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