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| | | Aware Super has increased its ownership in Keyton, Australia's largest owner and operator of retirement villages, to 75% by acquiring Lendlease's interest of 25.1%. Aware Super acquired its initial interest of 49.9% in Keyton in 2021 and 2022. Alongside ... |
| | | | ... recession, but it does mean investors should be careful about assuming the next phase will be easy. We think the terminal rate for this cycle is either the current 4.35%, or 4.6% if the RBA is forced to move once more later this year." Deloitte Access ... |
| | | | When it comes to superannuation, Australians traditionally follow the path of least resistance. When a pot of gold feels 'so far away' members tend to adopt a cavalier attitude and habitual disengagement and, instead, dismiss it in the 'too-hard ... |
| | | | ... loans backed by first-ranking mortgages over real assets including property and infrastructure, targeting returns of cash rate +5% per annum (net of fees and costs) with regular monthly income distributions. KeyInvest is also exploring the potential ... |
| | | | ... median super balances remain 20% lower than men's despite women making additional voluntary contributions at a higher rate than men. "Super balances are growing, which is great news for millions of Australian's retirement incomes, but women are ... |
| | | | ASIC has successfully appealed a ruling against Block Earner in relation to its fixed-yield digital asset-related product (Earner), which was previously not deemed a financial product. The High Court of Australia has unanimously found that Earner was ... |
| | | | ... rates on hold at 4.35% at its June meeting, in line with market expectations. "Following the three increases in the cash rate target since the beginning of the year, financial conditions are now tighter than they were, and there are signs that the economy ... |
| | | | ... the government to provide greater certainty around the operation of the reforms and reconsider the proposed 30% minimum tax rate on capital gains. |
| | | | The benchmarks for a comfortable retirement have hit $730,000 for couples and $630,000 for singles, yet many Australians believe they will need more than $1 million to be financially at ease in their twilight years. This is according to the Association ... |
| | | | ... individual investors versus the 'pooled' tax treatment elsewhere. "We're in a privileged position of knowing the tax rate of most of our investors. That's a massive headstart over structures where you're managing money for people ... |
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