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| | | The government's plan to allow early access to super for those who have lost jobs and livelihoods as a result of COVID-19 is an enormous hurdle with a strict deadline - one that administrators admit they might struggle to meet. While early access ... |
| | | | ... super fund members may not be beaten for some time, given many funds will have taken performance hits as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. "As we can see from the year-on-year satisfaction data, 2019 was a fruitful year for super funds, not only in ... |
| | | | ... evidence previously provided to the committee. Many super funds have spoken of liquidity issues since the outbreak of the COVID-19 crisis due to the market crash and the government's stimulus package allowing struggling members to gain early access ... |
| | | | ... this situation." Silk said AustralianSuper has established a team of leaders which meets daily to review and respond to the COVID-19 situation. "You can take comfort in knowing these people are highly experienced specialists and they're focussed on you ... |
| | | | ... TAL has issued a stern response following recent media speculation that the insurer was ceasing cover to those affected by COVID-19. Over a week ago Financial Standard reported that TAL, along with MLC, had updated some policies for new customers in ... |
| | | | Diversification has emerged as many investors' saving grace during the COVID-19 sell-off, however more than a third are disappointed with their performance during the downturn. That's according to research coming out of global investment consultant ... |
| | | | Australia's banks will extend the six-month deferral of loans to 30,000 more businesses, in a bid to assist commercial landlords struggling to do the right thing by their tenants during the crisis. The Australian Banking Association's (ABA) small business ... |
| | | | Daily reports of the rising number infections and fatalities from COVID-19 are matched only by tightening restrictions on social interaction and the ever-increasing amount of money released from government and central bank coffers. How wide and far-ranging ... |
| | | | This week the world gained some clarity as to the true scale of the impact COVID-19 is likely to have which, in turn, made clearer the challenges the financial services industry will face in combating the pandemic's effects. However, greater uncertainty ... |
| | | | ... Representatives, according to Morningstar. The stimulus package reportedly includes US$500 billion to fund industries impacted by COVID-19, US$350 billion in small business loans, US$250 billion in aid for those out of work, US$75 billion for hospitals ... |
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