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| | | QSuper, which merged with Sunsuper to create Australian Retirement Trust (ART), Australia's second-largest super fund, has reached a $67 million out-of-court settlement over claims members were overcharged for life insurance premiums. The settlement ... |
| | | | ... pressure to the sector to ensure that all funds - no matter how big or small - are meeting their obligations to members. "It's not up to us to talk about how people get on the boards or the executive positions, and it's not up to us to tell them ... |
| | | | QIC has completed a $370 million equity raise and $1.6 billion debt refinancing for Pacific Energy Group (PEG) for a contracted capacity of 946 megawatts (MW) across 48 sites. The equity commitments came from investors across Australia, Asia and North ... |
| | | | ... benefits. Further, the class action alleged advisers charged some clients ongoing service fees in circumstances where they did not provide them any ongoing service. The Federal Court determined that Count had systems in place to enable it to monitor ... |
| | | | ... From 1 July 2025, the benefit of any tax deduction available to the fund will be paid into the Administration Reserve and not passed directly back to members through reduced premiums," the fund said. "The purpose of the Administration Reserve is to fund ... |
| | | | ... 2040. "The movement of wealth over the next decade means a focus on sustainability and growth for family businesses. It's not just about their survival but also their ability to succeed across generations," Langsford said. "Growth today is about financial ... |
| | | | ... question, but these claims were discontinued. "We believe the evidence in this case will show that AMP was driven by profit and not the best interests of its superannuation members - made up of millions of hardworking Australians," said Emma Pelka-Caven ... |
| | | | ... bearing economic costs may prove lower; domestic stimulus may prove to be harder to deliver; and so on." Hauser said while it is not yet known how the situation between China and the US may unfold, Australian firms may be collateral damage. "An example ... |
| | | | Australian investors show a greater willingness to stay with their wealth provider than their global counterparts, according to the 2025 EY Global Wealth Research Report. However, despite this relative loyalty, more than one in five investors still ... |
| | | | ... Australians feel as though their financial situation is in dire straits as many struggle with the cost-of-living crisis and do not know the best place to seek financial advice, new surveys reveal. One survey from MLC conducted by McCrindle found that ... |
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