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| | | ... line with its long run average. And it shouldn't be. While higher wages increase companies' cost burden, it also raises consumers' spending power that'll go into greater purchases of businesses' products and services. The fresh update on consumer confidence ... |
| | | | ... "Market manipulation is prohibited in order to further the objects of promoting confident and informed decision making by consumers of financial products and services, and fair, orderly and transparent markets for financial products," the AAT said. The ... |
| | | | ... we always have been, the Government will remain focused on putting in place necessary measures to protect Australian consumers." She added superannuation belongs to the members who work hard to earn it - not the government; not the industry; not the ... |
| | | | ... rate hike more than necessary could send inflation expectations lower and with them, deferred household spending as consumers anticipate lower prices in the future and content with their slim pay increases as long as they're higher than the smaller increase ... |
| | | | A number of new measures that will dramatically impact the way consumers interact with the financial services industry have cleared both houses of parliament. The Australian Financial Complaints Authority (AFCA), announced in this year's Federal Budget ... |
| | | | ... multiple dimensions," Fidelity Australian Opportunities Fund portfolio manager Kate Howitt said that the launch will offer consumers convenience, superior price comparison and more efficient product searching. "Its purchasing power exceeds that of almost ... |
| | | | ... goods. Australian fintech Avoka said financial services will be the next industry in the firing line. "When Australian consumers start to receive streamlined and greater levels of convenience from their online retail interactions - so too will they demand ... |
| | | | ... we always have been, the Government will remain focused on putting in place necessary measures to protect Australian consumers." The Minister was also keen stress that the raft of superannuation reforms would apply equally to retail, bank-owned, industry ... |
| | | | ... be partly driven by confusion around which planners provide independent financial advice, Roy Morgan suggests. Many consumers view institutionally-owned advice groups with different branding to their parent company as independent, while almost a quarter ... |
| | | | ... had allowed the financial services industry to place responsibility for answering complicated financial questions on consumers, which ultimately leads to poor retirement outcomes. Ariely pointed to two common questions: how much of your final salary ... |
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