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| | | ... those remaining active in the workforce. Blakey said this demonstrates the significant contribution older Australians make, not only in supporting the health and community services sector, but also in strengthening their own financial resilience and ... |
| | | | AZ Next Generation Advisory (AZ NGA) has partnered with MiQ Private Wealth to provide succession solutions for its retiring partners, while funding the group's future expansion plans. Established in 2015, the Queensland-based MiQ has over 50 employees ... |
| | | | ... "The benefit with that is the interest rate payable is typically a lot less because it's secured against the home and it's not linked to any particular stocks. So, you don't have the margin calls that you have with the margin loan." While Saikal-Skea ... |
| | | | ... and $340,000, suggesting a 23% pay gap between the two markets. However, Kaizen found that while the wholesale market may not pay as much, it has had a busy season "particularly driven by alternative asset managers, private credit and private equity ... |
| | | | ... GQG also scaled back holdings in communication services, materials and industrials across all four flagship strategies, but not to the extent that it undercut tech and consumer discretionary investments. Despite the volatility, GQG will be a new addition ... |
| | | | ... in the March quarter), with a couple needing $66,296 ($64,259 in the March quarter) to retire at a modest level. ASFA did not include a measurement for 'comfortable' retirement in this section. Although several factors have contributed to the ballooning ... |
| | | | ... Australian Ethical said despite Macquarie's public commitments to support an orderly net zero transition by 2050, it has not disclosed whether or how it assesses the alignment of its ongoing lending to fossil fuel companies and projects with that ... |
| | | | ... the Financial Advice Association Australia's (FAAA) suggestion earlier this month, noting that financial advisers should not be expected to pay more than the current $20 million sector cap. The estimate of the CSLR levy was calculated at $75 million ... |
| | | | ... acquisition." "The HAFF program is a great mechanism to address housing need at scale, and we're committed to supporting experienced, not-for-profit providers to be at the centre of its delivery." Meanwhile, Future Group chief executive Simon Sheikh ... |
| | | | ... to investors. However, Judge Downes was satisfied receivers were required for several reasons, including that investors had not been updated on the value of their investments for over a year, and that no financial statements had been lodged for FY24. ... |
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