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People are using their super to pay for IVF, with their fertility clinic's blessing. That's a conflict of interest

  • Written by: Neera Bhatia, Associate Professor in Law, Deakin University
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People can access their superannuation early to pay for expensive fertility treatments such as IVF.

They can claim “mental disturbance” if they want part of their funds released early on compassionate grounds.

However, in our recent paper in the UNSW Law Journal, we question whether the rules are tight enough to...

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