bogarde73 wrote on Jan 19
th, 2015 at 2:19pm:
Would you want people like Craig Thompson or Michael Williamson, or even Bill Shorten having substantial input into how your super money is managed? Where it goes? Who gets a slice of it?
Do you want companies like Storm financial service in charge of your super?
Quote:By mid March, America’s champion fraudster Bernie Madoff will have served two years of a 150-year prison sentence for stealing billions of dollars from his rich and famous investors. As he chalks up the anniversary on his North Carolina jail wall, our corporate cop, the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC), will have barely begun its action against Australia’s champion wealth destroyer Storm Financial Ltd, whose reckless advice cost 3000–4000 investors in Queensland, New South Wales and Victoria around $3 billion.
What about the commonwealth bank?
Quote:Commonwealth Bank of Australia could face a class action brought by thousands of disgruntled investors who lost millions following bad financial planning advice and systemic manipulation.
Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/business/banking-and-finance/cba-facing-200m-class-action-for-bad-advice-20140516-38dd2.html#ixzz3PEpeUYUY
As the ad says industry run funds consistently out perform private funds.
The private sharks want in, & you surprisingly seem to support it.
Did you support the watering down of the financial advice regulation as well?
Quote:Consumer groups and industry super funds have hit out at the federal government's decision to push ahead with controversial changes to financial advice reforms.
Under changes to be introduced from July 1, the government will abolish a 'catch-all' provision for advisors to act in the best interests of their clients.
It will also exclude general advice from conflicted remuneration rules and remove the requirement for investors to 'opt-in' to authorise ongoing fees every two years.
Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/business/banking-and-finance/anger-as-coalition-waters-down-financial-advice-laws-20140620-3ahyl.html#ixzz3PEqf5bX9