Protecting choice should not be misused as a reason to stall progress on our retirement system’s most urgent problem.

It’s difficult to imagine a super fund’s financial advice members encouraging people to invest in a different fund or financial product.

Superannuation giants managing $500 billion are pressing the assistant treasurer to urgently fix rules that block members from getting advice from funds.

Protecting choice should not be misused as a reason to stall progress on our retirement system’s most urgent problem.