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Anti detriment death benefit provisions for super fund members - Tips and traps

An anti-detriment death benefit payment is the term used for an increased lump sum superannuation death benefit paid by a superannuation fund to an eligible beneficiary upon the death of a member of the fund.

Tips & traps - an economic outlook for 2010

2010 and 2011 will likely shape up as strong economic growth, albeit with weak US growth. Global economic growth is expected to be 4.4 per cent for 2010 (3.5 per cent in Australia). Excess liquidity in key Asian trading partners, in concert with loose monetary settings in major Western nations, suggest that favourable monetary conditions will continue to support global economic growth via an emerging market recovery.


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