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| | | ... vulnerable, with less than half managing to purchase another home within 10 years. "Few Australians who rent are saving enough to cover the cost of renting in retirement. As a result, today's low-income renters are likely to become tomorrow's struggling ... |
| | | | ... investing." However, Underwood said there are segments of the economy that could produce a major boost to productivity given enough investment. "The longer-run outlook for business investment is supported by several opportunities. Significant investment ... |
| | | | ... would be an extreme outcome. A more realistic scenario, he said, would see a 0.3% to 0.4% reduction - material, but not enough to push Australia into a recession. That's in stark contrast to Canada and Mexico, where the US is their largest trading ... |
| | | | ... another reason the government must act to implement the Delivering Better Financial Outcomes (DBFO) reforms. "Not knowing enough about super can lead to poor decisions, like leaving accounts inactive or withdrawing funds without proper planning," she ... |
| | | | ... arrangement for standards setting to deal with evolving market needs. However, a 30-day consultation period is not long enough to provide feedback on the most significant shake-up to the Australian standards setting bodies in decades. "We are pleased ... |
| | | | ... from 3.5% in the September quarter. My expectation is that it will fall to only 3.4% - which would be good, but not good enough." |
| | | | ... scenarios, particularly in the long term. Some 18% of pension funds, which collectively manage US$1.5 trillion, do not have enough liquidity to withstand adverse scenarios. Last month, APRA slammed superannuation funds for their lax liquidity risk management. ... |
| | | | ... Boyton said the bank was expecting core inflation to drop to 3.2%, down from 3.5%, in December. "We think this will be enough for the RBA to cut the cash rate by 25 basis points at its February meeting, rather than waiting until May," Boyton said. For ... |
| | | | ... our paper that we also like China and South Korea... [as] US equities are on the expensive side," she added. "There are enough opportunities [outside the US] including commodities like electric vehicles spreading rapidly across emerging markets. "[However] ... |
| | | | ... quarters believe they need to save more for retirement. One-in-two Australians contributing to their super said saving enough money for retirement was a major financial concern. On the bright side, confidence was higher among retirees drawing down on ... |
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