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| | | Total funds in the Australian exchange traded fund (ETF) market surged to $11.13 billion in April, an almost 50% increase from 12 months ago. According to the latest ASX Funds Monthly Update, over $1 billion has flowed into ASX-listed in 2014, with ... |
| | | | UBS Global Asset Management has launched the UBS IQ Research Preferred Australian Dividend Fund, to Australian investors. The new smart beta product, which trades under the ASX code DIV, aims to provide access to sustainable income via the distributions ... |
| | | | The franking credit system is hindering the development of a vibrant corporate bond market in Australia, according to AMP Capital's head of credit markets Jeff Brunton. Brunton said that franked dividends, which can provide a significant income particularly ... |
| | | | US strength is piquing Australian investor interest in global equities, with financial advisers encouraging clients to reduce exposure to China and turn to US assets. The allocation of new client investments to international assets jumped 5% to 31% ... |
| | | | The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) is warning people to be cautious when using share trading transactions known as dividend washing but is unsure if they are illegal. Dividend washing occurs when a taxpayer sells shares in a company on the ordinary ... |
| | | | ... dividends will particularly benefit retirees, who pay zero tax on income, and therefore see the full benefit of the franking credit system. "I think the silver lining of the end of the resources boom is that when they stop investing, they can start returning ... |
| | | | ... make money selling the shares when other, less sophisticated dividend hunters are still locked in by the 45-day franking credit rule. As the population ages, and the pool of money in the decumulation phase increases, funds such as this are likely to ... |
| | | | ... $4.4 billion from the paid parental leave (PPL) levy. Hockey's spokesperson said this would not be mitigated by franking credit refunds, reiterating the Coalition's statement that the levy would not count towards franking credits. |
| | | | Federal treasurer Chris Bowen maintained his attack on the Coalition's proposed 1.5% levy on business that is intended to cover the paid parental leave (PPL) scheme, calling it "a retrograde step of quite enormous proportions." Speaking this morning ... |
| | | | Superannuants and lower-income shareholders could be coughing up $1.6 billion towards the Coalition's paid parental leave (PPL) scheme, it has emerged. The Coalition has said it will, in part, pay for the PPL through a 1.5% levy on business earnings ... |
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