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| | | Australia employment 'Twas a miss. Australian employers added 10,800 workers to their payrolls in April, missing expectations for a 12,500 gain and less than the 25,700 heads added in the previous month. While hiring continues to grow - employment growth ... |
| | | | Australia new motor vehicle sales Sales of new motor vehicles dropped by 2.5% in the month of April, more than offsetting the previous month's 2.2% increase and lower than market expectations for a 0.5% fall. Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) data ... |
| | | | A group representing public sector retirees is waiting on the federal government to release figures about Australians affected by the new 10% cap on defined benefit income that is excluded from the pension income test. The Australian Council of Public ... |
| | | | ... decline and follows the 0.9% drop in March. This could be considered small beer but taken in the context that the April figure is the first positive reading since November 2014 might be of significance to Reserve Bank of India (RBI) in ts conduct of ... |
| | | | ... point to 3.2% in May from 3.6% in the previous month. While the nominal number (3.2%) is higher than the actual inflation figure, the trend is consistent with slowing inflation. This slowing trend is also seen in the market-based measure of inflation ... |
| | | | Mainstream life insurance companies paid out a total of just over $6.9 billion in claims in 2015, according to figures from The Risk Store. The statistics show that a total of 89,291 claims were paid for an average $77,279 per claim. Put another way ... |
| | | | ANZ job advertisements Total job advertisements in Australia declined by 0.8% in April following a 0.1% increase in the previous month. While the year-on-year growth rate in job ads remained at a positive 6.3%, it has slowed from 10.0% in March and ... |
| | | | ... every measure: FUM, investment offerings, capability and global presence." FUM closed at $77.2 billion as at 31 March, a figure $1.2 billion lower that at 30 September 2015. The decrease was driven by "unfavourable exchange movements" over the six month ... |
| | | | Industry Super Australia has slammed pre-Budget arguments that call for voluntary contribution caps to remain at current levels and allow Australians to make superannuation "catch-up" payments. Australian Tax Office (ATO) data analysed by ISA shows ... |
| | | | ... wealthy', in 2012, 17% of respondents agreed that financial advice was only for those with 'a lot of money', but by 2015, this figure had nearly doubled to 28%. The research also revealed that the number of Australians making voluntary superannuation ... |
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