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| | ... 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 ... |
| | | ... acting collectively, the 13 funds that carry the symbol have cost effectively built the Industry SuperFunds brand into a household name," ISA said. "The new campaign comes at an important time with recent government changes 'stapling' workers ... |
| | | ... - but did not do so wisely to overcome inflation. In real inflation-adjusted terms, each $1 of inheritance increased household wealth by $10 three years later, but only $0.90 some four to seven years later. The Productivity Commission predicts between ... |
| | | ... belated picture of the Australian economy, forward and fresher indicators suggest a strong rebound in the fourth quarter. Household disposable income growth accelerated to a 4.6% rate in the September 2021 quarter from minus 0.43% in the previous three-month ... |
| | | ... would be spending less as their pay rises as dearer prices erode their spending power. Tepid wage growth leads to less household spending, lower company sales and profits and, by extension, reduce economic activity and lower inflation. The RBA wouldn't ... |
| | | Future Fund's latest portfolio update shows the sovereign wealth fund is just shy of hitting $200 billion. "After the exceptional 22% return in 2020-21, the Future Fund continued to grow in the September 2021 quarter. Delivering a 10-year return of ... |
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