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| | | ... employers and will be in addition to other wage rises. "The capacity of employers across the economy to recoup a portion, let alone the whole of the $20 billion extra superannuation payments from future wage increases in a decentralised wage system is ... |
| | | | ... downturn, especially those implementing fiscal austerity measures, chances are deflation would be a more immediate problem. Let the euro depreciate, I say. It might hurt European pride but it would keep Europe from sinking altogether. |
| | | | The Australian stock market was more than two per cent lower at noon, weighed down by declines among mining and financial stocks. At 1200 AEST, the benchmark S&P/ASX200 index was 100 points, or 2.17 per cent, lower at 4,511.1 points, while the broader ... |
| | | | Wingate Group has ramped up its efforts to oust the board of Everest Financial Group ahead of the annual general meeting next week. In a letter to shareholders, Wingate insists the Everest board should be removed because of litigation issues, excessive ... |
| | | | ... budgetary cuts. But there is no other choice. It is time to pay the piper... and the piper must be paid. So, Australians all let us rejoice, for in three years we'll be debt free. |
| | | | Super funds are being told to double check rollover applications after the tax office contacted the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) about a number of phoney rollover requests. In a letter sent to APRA regulated super funds, the prudential ... |
| | | | ... policies that encourage Australians to be more self-sufficient for longer. "The Institute strongly believes Government should let the private market provide annuity products for younger retirees and focus their efforts on being the longevity insurer ... |
| | | | ... 100 per cent lending options, and capital protected products. A spokesperson for Macquarie confirmed that no staff has been let go as part of the restructure, and that the move was conducted to focus on adviser service. Peter van der Westhuyzen, who ... |
| | | | Joe Hockey, shadow treasurer, vows to review the Financial Services Reform (FSR) should the Coalition win the next election. Speaking at the Association of Financial Advisers (AFA) forum this month, Hockey said the FSR legislation was not implemented ... |
| | | | ... per cent of clients who are better off have more complicated financial demands, so they are unlikely to be threatened. "But let's think about that 20 per cent of revenue brought in by roughly 80 per cent of clients - 20 per cent still accounts for a ... |
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