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Minister promises no more regulatory shock for super

Penny Pryor
Penny Pryor

The Assistant Treasurer and Minister for Financial Services, Stephen Jones, has promised no more “regulatory shock” for the superannuation sector.

“What we’re keen to do is send the message, or continue the message we gave in opposition, [and that is] unless we’ve clearly identified something, we’re not going to load the sector with a whole bunch of regulatory shock,” he told SuperGuide.

See our article on what the new government’s super and retirement planning priorities should be.

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Penny Pryor
Penny Pryor
Penny has nearly two decades experience of writing, reporting and editing financial services publications for both institutional and retail readers. She has contributed to, and edited, the Money Section of the Sun Herald and The Sunday Age. She has written for the Australian Financial Review and the Sydney Morning Herald, the Cooperative Research Centres Association publication KnowHow Magazine, JMoney, In The Black and Global Investor.
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