Millions of Australians will have no say in who inherits their super
Why This Matters
Key context: New research shows most Australians have not made a legally binding death benefit nomination to ensure their superannuation goes to who they want it to when they die. And many funds do not make it easy. This development from abc.net.au highlights ongoing changes in the sector.
New research shows most Australians have not made a legally binding death benefit nomination to ensure their superannuation goes to who they want it to when they die. And many funds do not make it easy.
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