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| | ... The preference however is for "market driven solutions," according to a joint statement from Wayne Swan, Treasurer, Bill Shorten, Minister for Financial Services and Bernie Ripoll, Parliamentary Secretary to the Treasurer. "The Council advises that it ... |
| | | ... the financial services sector at a time when some parts of the sector are contracting," Cormann said. "But Minister Bill Shorten is denying Australia the benefit of this new investment and new job opportunities by continually delaying the implementation ... |
| | | ... current enquiry of the selection and ongoing assessment of default superannuation funds by Minister for Superannuation, Bill Shorten. Based on the impending launch of MySuper, the review is assessing the current form of default fund appointments. The ... |
| | | Minister for Financial Services Bill Shorten has hit back at the opposition leader's comments on the superannuation guarantee increase, asking for a clarification of position. Last week's passage of the minerals resource rent tax legislation with changes ... |
| | | ... House of Representatives to very mixed reactions from the wealth management industry. Minister for Financial Services Bill Shorten called the legislation "historic reforms" that complement the current upgrade of the superannuation industry. "Put simply ... |
| | | ... input their details and find out the projected improvement in their retirement savings. In a joint statement with the Bill Shorten, Minister for Financial Services & Superannuation, Deputy Prime Minister and Treasurer Wayne Swan said that under the proposed ... |
| | | ... FOFA reforms, with the mandatory industry wide start date confirmed as July 1, 2013. Financial Services Minister Bill Shorten announced the proposed FOFA changes will kick in from this July as originally planned, but will only be voluntary for the first ... |
| | | ... Government's commitment to consultation and to working with industry to implement these important reforms," said Bill Shorten, Minister for Financial Services and Superannuation in a statement issued yesterday. The Government announced the final element ... |
| | | ... by making sure those individuals who make a genuine mistake get a second chance," said Financial Services Minister Bill Shorten. The Self Managed Super Fund Professionals Association of Australia (SPAA) maintains the refund measure falls short in addressing ... |
| | | ... year. As a result, the general concessional cap is not expected to increase from $25,000 to $30,000 until 2014-15. Bill Shorten, Minister for Financial Services and Superannuation, said the bill will allow for better reporting practices and more flexibility ... |
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