Defined-benefit funds CSS and PSS pensioners are highly unlikely to face the uncertainties plaguing UniSuper. A protection for public servants is that a breach of the Commonwealth's...
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Daryl Dixon, 1 September 2013, The Canberra Times
If the federal government believes that 12 per cent of salary is the correct level of compulsory super for all employees, there is no justification for forcing its own employees to...
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Daryl Dixon, 2 July 2013, The Canberra Times Public Sector Informant
The complexity of assessing the proposed new super tax may, once again, render it unworkable. Reflecting recently on his time as federal treasurer, Peter Costello said he regretted his 1996...
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Daryl Dixon, 4 June 2013, The Canberra Times
The federal government's unfunded super liability for politicians, judges, public servants and military personnel now totals some $200 billion and continues to increase. This is more...
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Daryl Dixon, 9 March 2013, The Australian
Top marks to Robert Gottliebsen for highlighting the structural flaws in Treasury's methodology used to measure the superannuation tax expenditures. This approach is proof of Treasury...
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Daryl Dixon, 23 February 2013, The Australian
Since the announcement of an additional tax on concessional super contributions for people earning more than $300,000 a year, Dixon Advisory Executive Chairman Daryl Dixon has continually...
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Daryl Dixon, 11 February 2013, Nine News
Not unexpectedly, former federal superannuation minister Nick Sherry's suggestion last month to remove billions of dollars from defined-benefit government pension schemes triggered...
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Daryl Dixon, 6 November 2012, The Canberra Times
