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| | | ... to perform as it has, a lower rate of SG might be possible, Rice Warner said. In lieu of that guarantee, the firm would rather see Australia "pre-fund reasonable retirement benefits" to avoid tax hikes covering any unfunded costs in future. |
| | | | ... in Australia." "At least the Productivity Commission's recommendation was to look at retirement incomes holistically rather than just superannuation but given the nature of the problem, we need to be even broader than that and look at the problems ... |
| | | | ... giveback (from July 1) will be spent or saved. But with mounting concerns over the Australian economy, households would rather spend the extra money - from the tax stimulus and the RBA rate cut - to shore up savings instead. Spending can wait! Consumer ... |
| | | | ... with a scalable way to identify and proactively engage those clients with an emerging need for updated financial advice, rather than waiting for a periodic review." He explained that incorporating artificial intelligence was a logical next step for the ... |
| | | | ... significant barrier. Another key finding from the research is the focus of ATSI people on the wellbeing of the collective, rather than individual wealth and accumulation of money or assets. First Nations Foundation chief executive Amanda Young said for ... |
| | | | ... portfolios in terms that are more understandable. For example, a new way of reporting might talk about cars taken off the road rather than just tonnes of CO2 saved by a climate conscious investment decision. He added: "How do you make sense of climate ... |
| | | | ... time of day or night." Zurich believes the new portal will allow advisers to focus on the value they can offer clients, rather than on simple administration tasks. "Advisers have a lot on their plate, with cost and time pressures challenging their ability ... |
| | | | ... value of their offerings and services in an increasingly crowded market. "The answer is not simply in lowering fees, but rather a combination of increasing transparency and predictability in pricing models, and equipping advisors with ways to communicate ... |
| | | | ... the election is the absence of expected Labor changes, especially to negative gearing, capital gains tax and franking; rather than the Coalition's mostly 'status quo'," UBS economists led by George Tharenou wrote in a May 21 note. "While ... |
| | | | ... align with their values and ethics. "I think companies should focus on how they attract those people who are interested, rather than worrying about the overall ranking of the industry," he said. |
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