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| | | ... and trainees and a subsidy for businesses hiring apprentices and short courses to reskill and upskill people. The coronavirus supplement payment is continuing until the end of the year, providing assistance of $250 per fortnight to those on income support ... |
| | | | Industry Super Australia (ISA) has called for the end of the government's Early Release of Super scheme after Senator Jane Hume signaled the possibility of a third tranche. The assistant minister for superannuation flagged the possibility last night ... |
| | | | Australia's aged care system is failing and needs to be overhauled, according to the Grattan Institute. Grattan health program director Stephen Duckett said the care and support of older Australians must come before the profits of private providers. ... |
| | | | ... not (certainly not), Europe could well have to sit it out and hibernate for the winter as the second coming of the coronavirus hits the continent. There must be something to the claims that weather plays a part in the life, death and transmission of ... |
| | | | MySuper funds continue to recoup coronavirus-induced losses, as the latest Rainmaker research finds default products have on average gained three out of every four dollars lost in February and March. The 2021 financial year kicked off in positive territory ... |
| | | | ... the impact of AMP Group's governance on its credit profile, it said. "We expect the uncertain economic outlook and coronavirus-related early withdrawal of superannuation funds will continue to constrain the group's ability to attract new funds and grow ... |
| | | | Like the Energizer bunny, the price of iron ore keeps on going and going and going... up. And this, despite the coronavirus pandemic still doing the rounds on Earth - ongoing first wave or second wave - with worldometer.com's latest stats showing ... |
| | | | ... COVID-19's second wave appears to have been waved bye-bye from Australian shores, the recession wrought on us by the coronavirus should be shallow and short-lived. This becomes not only possible but highly probable - to borrow from ex-Japanese Prime ... |
| | | | The coronavirus has wiped out the performance gains of active fund managers against their respective benchmarks, according to the latest SPIVA scorecard. S&P Dow Jones Indices' SPIVA scorecard, touted as the "de facto scorekeeper of the ongoing active ... |
| | | | Retirees will need to be 100% allocated to equities and greatly elevate their portfolio risk to meet most income needs in the current low yield environment, according to Vanguard. Vanguard's latest research paper titled An enduring solution for ... |
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