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| | ... generate meaningful returns from a diversified range of assets such as that owned by the Future Fund." Meantime, for the June quarter, the fund returned just 1.6%. For context, and while a direct comparison cannot be drawn, the median return for superannuation ... |
| | | ... standards. According to ASFA, the annual expenditure needed to reach its comfortable retirement standard rose 0.5% in the June quarter to hit a record high of $70,806 per year for couples, and $50,207 for singles, taking the annual increase to 6.1%. ... |
| | | ... growth in the superannuation sector. Total superannuation assets increased by 7.6%, reaching $3.54 trillion in the year to June, compared to the $3.29 trillion recorded in the year prior. Total APRA-regulated assets grew by 9.3%, amounting to $2.45 trillion. ... |
| | | ... in 3Q23, and the group remains well provisioned," Westpac said. Credit impairment provisions stood at $5.1 billion as at June 30, surpassing the base case economic scenario's expected losses by $1.5 billion. Stressed assets showed a margin increase ... |
| | | ... joined forces with Challenger to launch a retirement income solution to its members either by the end of this year or before June 2024. About 75% of TelstraSuper's retirement income on offer are account-based pensions. The remaining 25%, which are ... |
| | | ... energy prices went up 0.1%. Core CPI, however, which excludes the volatile prices of food and fuel, fell to 4.7% from 4.8% in June, the lowest since October 2021. GSFM investment strategist Stephen Miller said while the inflation did rise, it reflects ... |
| | | ... three months. Complaints involving financial difficulty rose by 9% year on year to 4849. These shot up 31% in the June quarter. Home loan complaints rose 10% annually but grew 19% quarter on quarter. Credit card complaints rose 15% year on year and more ... |
| | | ... contributed to Group net outflows." Meanwhile, wealth management's total funds under advice (FUA) were $18.5 billion as at June 30. Net inflows were $0.1 billion, with continued contributions from Native Title and philanthropy sector clients. Regarding ... |
| | | ... excluding the volatile food and energy categories, core PCE prices rose 4.6%," he explained. He further mentioned that in June, the 12-month change in the Consumer Price Index (CPI) was recorded at 3.0%, and the change in the core CPI stood at 4.8%. ... |
| | | ... the 7% annual rise in March, marking the second consecutive quarter of lower inflation. CPI rose by 0.8% over the June quarter, fuelled by higher rental prices (+2.5%), international holiday travel and accommodation (+6.2%), other financial services ... |
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