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| | | ... requiring the full personal advice service. "As a well-established firm with offices in Perth and the Wheatbelt region of Western Australia, we have helped a very large number of clients establish their SMSF as a means to achieve long-term wealth creation ... |
| | | | ... Hawksburn and Toorak residents made $222,967 per annum - the highest for Victoria, followed by Portsea workers with $221,236. Western Australia's Cottesloe and Peppermint Grove made the top 10 list with residents making $229,805 on average. Surgeons ... |
| | | | ... distribution team in recent times. Stephen Armstrong joined this month in the newly created role of state manager for Western Australia (WA) and South Australia (SA). Armstrong was previously a key account manager for AMP's Platform business and ... |
| | | | A Western Asset product specialist says rising credit default swap (CDS) spreads have sparked concerns. However, he downplayed the risk of a US default, calling it a "very low probability event". Robert Abad recalled the sole instance of a "technical" ... |
| | | | ... Parliamentary Inquiry into ASIC's conduct, will reveal just how broken ASIC really is." Separately, the Federal Court of Western Australia has scheduled a trial to commence December 4 in the defamation proceedings brought by Mawhinney against ASIC and ... |
| | | | ... economy. In terms of spending reductions, it's recommended cutting spending on major defence and transport projects; undoing Western Australia's special deal on the GST; trimming spending on hospitals, pathology, and pharmaceuticals; reducing spending ... |
| | | | ... the insurer had not been met and they risked not being covered by AMP under the relevant policies. The District Court of Western Australia will determine the sentencing date on May 19. |
| | | | ... national strategy developed by the government to address the issue of domestic and family violence in Australia. Finally, Western Australia has enacted much-needed reform by allowing de facto couples to split their superannuation assets in case of a ... |
| | | | ... said, was the first domino to drop. "Bond markets were down 15% last year, but it still seemed, as they say in those old Western movies, "quiet, too quiet." Something else had to give as the fastest pace of rate hikes since the 1980s exposed cracks in ... |
| | | | ... highlighted Australia's record-low unemployment rate and said it's a "positive outcome" not mirrored by many other western countries. However, the tone dropped when he was questioned about upcoming meetings with suicide prevention agencies. "At ... |
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