superannuation

Australian SMEs are under increasing financial pressure, with Payday Super reforms tightening already thin cash flows and exposing preparedness gaps, according to new research from Prospa ...

First home buyers should be able to use their retirement savings as collateral for a mortgage, according to a parliamentary inquiry.

Following 2014 recommendations that LRBAs should be prohibited, the latest CFR report has massively downgraded their risk — mostly.

Brokers have been warned that Payday Superannuation reforms could reduce SME borrowing power by as much as 15 per cent.

The Liberal Party has pledged to allow first home buyers to use their superannuation savings for housing deposits, but the proposal has come under scrutiny. 

SMEs are entering 2026 with strong financial performance, but beneath the headline optimism, many are operating with thin cash buffers and rising compliance pressures.

The government has almost doubled the savings cap for rookie buyers working towards a house deposit under the First Home Super Saver Scheme.

BT personal and corporate super are to merge with Mercer, and Advance Asset Management is to be sold, as Westpac shakes up its super businesses