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| | ... New NAB Economics consumer sentiment data has revealed more than half (56%) of Gen Z and younger Australians are using the money they're saving from cutting back on non-essentials to stash into their savings accounts instead. The data, based on a ... |
| | | ... average AUM, partially offset by higher technology services revenue. "As we've seen before, when investors were ready to put money back to work, they did it with BlackRock," Fink said. "We enter 2024 with strong momentum - $10 trillion in AUM, accelerating ... |
| | | ... financially struggling. The survey found close to 40% of Australians must watch their budget to make sure there's enough money to cover their bills. What's more, 14% said they are in serious financial difficulty, and being able to pay all their bills ... |
| | | ... Income Opportunity Fund for their personal use. Daly received loans totalling $130,000 while Raftery took a $40,000 loan. The money was also used to make loans to then-subsidiary Beacon Financial Group. All four were banned from providing financial services ... |
| | | ... paid. Mayfair 101 said its investors are irate at the outcome of the sales process and the new valuation, saying taxpayer money is now being spent to "conceal the damage caused by the regulator's misguided campaign." Mayfair 101 has long held that ASIC's ... |
| | | ... the Australian Federal Police (AFP) had raided the Melbourne offices of Prospero Markets as part of an investigation into money laundering. According to the AFP, the raid was related to "the most complex AFP-led money-laundering investigation in the ... |
| | | ... "advisory services relating to finance", "advisory services relating to financial matters", and "advisory services relating to money management". Such services relate to how the trademark was registered and its intended use. The words "SugarMamma's ... |
| | | ... recoup most of their funds, the lawyer spearheading the latest class action believes that SMSF clients should get all their money back. Michael Chapman, a director at Melbourne-based law firm Mackay Chapman, told Financial Standard that SMSF auditors ... |
| | | ... returning to Australia to take on the role, describing the appointment as an honour. "ART has been putting members' money to work both locally and globally, aiming not just for financial success but for a secure, confident, and dignified retirement ... |
| | | ... other services like complaints handling, individual client remediation, business consulting, professional year support, and money management solutions. In enhancing the offering, AMP has made available aged care and retirement planning modelling tools ... |
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