For many years, Snedden Hall & Gallop has advised current and former public servants who were wrongly told at various times that they were not eligible to join Commonwealth superannuation. We are also seeing that a possible emerging issue is government employees discovering that their “salary for superannuation purposes” may have been incorrectly calculated. A
Were you denied Commonwealth superannuation? Snedden Hall & Gallop remains the only law firm in Australia to successfully litigate compensation claims against the Commonwealth. This is the second and final part series updating former employees of the Commonwealth government and Commonwealth statutory authorities who were denied membership of the Commonwealth superannuation schemes during the period
Were you misled about your eligibility to join a Commonwealth superannuation scheme? The Superannuation Claims team at Snedden Hall & Gallop has been assisting former and current employees of the Commonwealth government and Commonwealth statutory authorities who were denied membership of the Commonwealth superannuation schemes during the 1960s, 70s, 80s and 90s. This 2 part
One of the central parts of the Australian Government’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic was allowing eligible persons to access their superannuation early. Approximately 665,000 Australians applied to access their super in this way in the first week of the program. In this article Dominic Cookman provides an update on on some of the aspects
An article published by The Canberra Times on 23 September 2019 has identified a potential failure of the Commonwealth government to correctly calculate the superannuation entitlements of its employees. Emily Shoemark and Paris Miller talk here about superannuation and how this ruling may affect you if you are in a Commonwealth superannuation scheme. The error
The final report of the Banking Royal Commission (Royal Commission into Misconduct in the Banking Superannuation and Financial Services – the Commission) was tabled on 4 February 2019. In this article, our Associate, Helen Phelps, outlines some important issues you should be aware of – particularly in relation to superannuation, estate planning and estate management. The report
Time limits apply: book now for Superannuation Entitlement Seminar If you are a former employee of the Commonwealth government or Commonwealth statutory authorities, you are invited to a seminar aimed at updating those who were denied membership of the Commonwealth superannuation schemes. Who should attend? Former and current employees of the Commonwealth government and Commonwealth statutory
Recent changes in the law may affect your potential claim for superannuation entitlements. Because time limits are important, Snedden Hall & Gallop is running a seminar to inform former and current employees of the Commonwealth government and Commonwealth statutory authorities who were denied membership of the Commonwealth superannuation schemes about current issues. This is the
Were you denied Commonwealth superannuation? Snedden Hall & Gallop remains the only law firm in Australia to successfully litigate compensation claims against the Commonwealth. This is part 2 in a 3 part series updating former employees of the Commonwealth government and Commonwealth statutory authorities who were denied membership of the Commonwealth superannuation schemes during the
Were you misled about your eligibility to join a Commonwealth superannuation scheme? The Superannuation Claims team at Snedden Hall & Gallop has been assisting current and former employees of the Commonwealth government and Commonwealth statutory authorities who were denied membership of the Commonwealth superannuation schemes during the 1960s, 70s, 80s and 90s. This 3 part blog
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