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发表于 2019-6-11 05:52
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HAS the Australian Taxation Office got hold of your super?
If you’re like millions of Australians, you may not even realise it.
As new laws are enacted to ban exit fees, cap other fees and consolidate inactive and low balance superannuation accounts through the ATO, it’s an ideal time to check that your own inaction is not eating into your life savings.
Technology has turned this into a simple process through the my.gov.au website.
Fresh figures from the ATO show that 66,000 people consolidated more than 105,000 accounts worth $860 million in the last three months of 2018.
ATO assistant commissioner Graham Whyte said consolidating multiple accounts minimised fees and delivered better retirements, and the latest figures were encouraging.
“But there is still over $17.5 billion in lost and unclaimed super,” he said.
Seniors advocacy group COTA Australia’s CEO, Ian Yates, said the move should increase the super balances of three million people by an average $2000.
"The growth in multiple low balance superannuation accounts which are then eroded in value by insurance premiums and administration fees has been a scandalous blight on the superannuation system," he said.
The legislation also bans exit fees and high fees on some accounts. This is expected to help more than seven million super savers in the first year.
"The ban on exit fees is an important step forward in improving the portability between products and funds across the superannuation system," Mr Yates said.
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