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| | | A Macquarie Business School academic has said one-off payments like those expected in next week's Federal Budget won't do anything to address long-term structural issues in Australia's economy. A one-off payment to combat the rising cost of living is ... |
| | | | The inquiry into housing affordability and supply in Australia has recommended first home buyers be able to use their superannuation as collateral for a home. The House of Representatives Standing Committee on Tax and Revenue tabled its report following ... |
| | | | ... experienced financial hardship because of buy now, pay later fees, including taking out an additional loan or foregoing household essentials. The research also shows that 30% of Australians have used a BNPL service in the last 12 months, and that 21% ... |
| | | | ... amount of electricity used in a single Bitcoin transaction equivalent to 78.5 days of consumption in the average US household, according to the Cambridge Bitcoin Electricity Consumption Index. Meanwhile, recent insights from NFT Club suggest 1.37 trees ... |
| | | | HESTA is recommending super funds adopt a new process to make the splitting of assets easier following the results of a successful pilot program. HESTA is the first Australian super fund to adopt the Simpler Super Splitting initiative, which uses a ... |
| | | | ... comfortable to do so," CFS chief distribution officer Bryce Quirk said. According to the Reserve Bank of Australia, household savings ratio sat at 19.8% at the start of October 2021, up from 9.8% at the beginning of January 2020. Given that Australians' ... |
| | | | ... ratio normalised for long run loan loss rates. Now that the bank is out of wealth, its core businesses of home lending, household deposits, business lending and business deposits were all up on the previous 12 months. Home lending was up 8.5% adding ... |
| | | | ... of capital into managed funds in 2021 is a direct consequence of both higher risk appetite and piles of ready cash on household balance sheets. They are not alone. Investors around the world have behaved in a similar way." |
| | | | Australia, together with other rich countries, can expect economic activity to slow down in 2022 as coronavirus outbreaks continue to put a spanner in the works. Fund manager PIMCO has downgraded its developed markets outlook for countries that also ... |
| | | | Home equity retirement funder Household Capital has secured $300 million in financing from IFM Investors and Citi. The securitisation debt facility will allow Household Capital to meet what it has identified as an increasing demand from retired Australian ... |
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