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Super funds walk the line between fight or flight as Australians prepare to vote

Richard Newell
In the war of words in the lead up to an Australian federal election, super funds are often political collateral damage. Keeping out of the fray is smart, they say, but making a stand is just as important.
Super funds walk the line between fight or flight as Australians prepare to vote

As Australians head to the polls for federal elections on May 21, the campaign is emerging as one of the few in recent memory that has not used superannuation as a political football.

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