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| | ... self-assessments in relation to the Retirement Income Covenant and ASIC and APRA's joint report on progress of implementation from July last year. Following that, it will engage with entities to address any gaps identified, it said. Another major priority ... |
| | | ... introduce a 30% tax rate on superannuation earnings over a $3 million threshold. This change, scheduled to commence on 1 July 2025, is initially expected to impact less than 0.5% of Australians. Under the current system, while employer and personal contributions ... |
| | | ... delivery teams, with a primary focus on strategic execution and business growth," GBST said. Hall has been with SS&C since July 2021, prior to which he served as chief operating officer, Midwinter at Bravura Solutions following Midwinter's acquisition. ... |
| | | ... them. "We have made a strong start to the financial year and solid progress on the FY24-26 strategic initiatives announced in July 2023," chief executive Renato Mota, who is set to depart next month, said. "We continue to see strong momentum in flows ... |
| | | ... research house saw super fund awarded a rating of 69.5% in November 2023, an increase of 0.9% from the last reported results in July 2023. The Roy Morgan Superannuation Satisfaction Report, based on findings compiled by in-depth interviews with over ... |
| | | ... it was in power at the time. It originally proposed tax reductions for those earning $45,000 and over to take effect on 1 July 2024. It would remove the 37% tax bracket and the 32.5% marginal tax rate be reduced to 30%. The threshold for the 45% tax ... |
| | | ... receive advice. The CFS Empowered Australian report, based on a survey of 2,247 Australians aged over 18 years old between July and September 2023, included 456 respondents who currently have a financial adviser. It found that almost half (44%) of consumers ... |
| | | ... between 61 and 64 pay $24.50. Current and former Qantas employees, along with spouse members, are charged the same rates. Last July, Qantas Super lowered premiums for income protection and TPD. Also on January 1, the fund made changes to one of its Glidepath ... |
| | | ... new requirements and does not apply to provisional relevant providers. The second stage is due to commence no later than 1 July 2026, at which time relevant providers will be required to register themselves. |
| | | ... requiring them to keep quiet about settlements or credits they were paid. Under the agreements, issued between March 2020 and July 2023, clients could not discuss underlying facts related to the settlements or information related to the account in question. ... |
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