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| | | ... talking about their finances openly with others - more than most other topics measured including health, relationships, politics, career, death, religion, taxes and emotions. The only topic to rate higher was sex (36%). The ME survey also found 63% of ... |
| | | | ... everybody... but what really matters is the informal culture which is 'below the line', like job satisfaction, office politics, morale.. all those things that aren't discussed openly within the company," said Peake. Referring to a 2011 Telstra study ... |
| | | | Australia's volatile politics are spooking foreign institutional investors, who are interested on increasing their exposure to infrastructure, but have a negative feeling about the current context. A survey of major global and Australian investors by ... |
| | | | ... O'Neill said. "It will require leadership by the government to ensure the process does not become bogged down in the politics of self-interest." |
| | | | ... recently announced his resignation as Shadow Minister for Financial Services and Superannuation. Ripoll will be leaving politics at the next election and the SMSF Association said his contribution, both in government and opposition, was valuable. SMSF ... |
| | | | ... long term. "The short-termists, especially those that form their beliefs on economic grounds alone without considering politics or behavioural factors, probably decided some time ago that the union is doomed. But they're still waiting," Sicilia said. ... |
| | | | ... services and the broader Australian economy. "Turnbull brings a wealth of experience in business, financial services and politics which the nation needs at this time," the Financial Services Council (FSC) Sally Loane said. "We encourage the new government ... |
| | | | ... more genuine dynamism in the economy and to feel more confidence about their own future income." "But with Australian politics and public discourse now more polarised than any time in living memory, rivalling the spirit and outcomes of the 1980s affair ... |
| | | | ... silly suggestions." He added that the private sector cannot operate without clarity of law. "Each time it is confused by politics and vested interests, you make it harder to get clarity of operation within the firm and quality and timeliness of decision ... |
| | | | Australia's financial services businesses have put rivalries aside and got ahead of politics in a country-wide campaign to support marriage equality. A total of 562 organisations, among which are Australia's top financial services businesses, have signed ... |
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