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Super funds fail to turn the page on claims handling

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By Aleks Vickovich Verified
| Investment Magazine Verified
Every time the superannuation sector attempts to flip the script on insurance and death benefit claims handling, it somehow keeps getting dragged back into the spotlight for all the wrong reasons. For years, the sector’s leaders and lobbyists have sought to reframe the conversation and assure regulators, consumer groups and the general public that it is listening and making improvements.
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Balance of power shifting back to licensees

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By Aleks Vickovich Verified
| Professional Planner Verified
Something is shifting in the power dynamics of the Australian financial system, and it is happening quietly enough that the institutions on the wrong end of it may not have fully noticed yet. For most of the past two decades, power rested with capital – the asset managers and platforms that manufacture financial products. They held the infrastructure, the data and the lion’s share of the capital allocated to the wealth management sector.
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Super switching paranoia drives misinformation campaign

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By Aleks Vickovich Verified
| Investment Magazine Verified
(L-R): SMC CEO Misha Schubert and FSC CEO Blake Briggs. In a normal industry, customers choosing to take their patronage elsewhere would be an unremarkable everyday occurrence. But superannuation is no normal industry. Super funds are really more akin to public utilities, protected by legislation and forming an important plank of the social safety net.
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