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| | | ... date was pushed back to April 2023 after experiencing several hurdles, such as failing to cope with trading volumes at the start of the global pandemic. It also suffered major technical glitches during the ordinary course of trading, leading to an ASIC ... |
| | | | ... early release of super. "It is crucial that the government addresses the repair of people's retirement budgets as we start to see the other side of the COVID-19 crisis." |
| | | | ... the coming months, there are only a handful of days left to ensure this critical reform is passed in time for the proposed start date of 1 July 2022," Rest chief executive Vicki Doyle said. "The $450 threshold is preventing thousands of lower-income ... |
| | | | Fintech Australia has appointed financial services veteran investor and long-time executive Andrew Porter as its new chief executive. Porter brings to Fintech Australia over two decades of experience in the financial services sector, having held senior ... |
| | | | ... respected, experienced IT professional with over 15 years' experience, saying the company is excited to have him on board. "Tech start-ups often wait too long to appoint senior people in the right roles," Moran said. "We are investing ahead of the curve ... |
| | | | According to new analysis, super fund members that started 2021 with $100,000 in super, had an average house and owned some shares, ended the year about $170,000 better off. And that's after-tax and in addition to their salary, Rainmaker Information ... |
| | | | ... BetaShares is well advanced in growing its thematic range throughout 2022. Subject to regulatory approvals, IBUY is expected to start trading on the ASX on 16 February 2022. |
| | | | ... rapid antigen tests." "While the financial impact of the Omicron wave has been on a much smaller scale than we saw at the start of the pandemic, we know there are still some businesses who will need this tailored support to keep doors open and staff ... |
| | | | ... Australian borrowers who purchased over the last few years of rock-bottom rates may be in for a shock when their mortgage costs start to climb." Capital Economics' Ben Udy said the RBA will end quantitative easing, a process where the central bank ... |
| | | | From skyrocketing property prices to a foreboding stock market crash, financial advisers reveal their clients' main worries in 2022. Wild swings across the local and international share markets is a concern for many clients, particularly as indices ... |
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