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| | | ... RBA to commence normalising the cash rate in February 2025 with a 25bp interest rate cut," Aird said. "Given that we see little chance of a December 2024 rate reduction, the risk to our call sits with a later start to the easing cycle. "We note that ... |
| | | | ... advisers. But in a more dire scenario, with the number of advisers shrinking each year, the profession could dwindle to as little as 5500 advisers by the same year. Also, as part of this initiative, the MoU will support CFP professionals and students ... |
| | | | ... collaboration in the UK and Ireland, we are pleased to extend our partnership to Australia," Proxymity chief executive Dean Little said. "MUFG Pension & Market Services' connection to the Proxymity platform will improve our client's ability to communicate ... |
| | | | ... having an economy that's nearly one third larger, they've actually got defence spending that's only just a little over one-half that of the US level," he said. Quiggin said Australia's trade relations with China is reflective of the period ... |
| | | | ... process is somewhat of an experiment that is being conducted in real-time. As such, it makes the job for policymakers a little more complicated than usual." Aird said the RBA board will likely be relying heavily on the upcoming inflation and wages data ... |
| | | | ... financial hardship, stress and, all-too-often, conflict among families and loved ones," Tribel national head of advice Simon Little said. "As accountants and advisers, we can play an important role in helping clients determine how they want their affairs ... |
| | | | ... connections to Australian banks has increased its importance to financial stability. " The sector has historically posed little risk to the financial system owing to its smaller footprint in funding Australian banks and corporations, limited use of leverage ... |
| | | | ... will remain on the labour market, so unless there is an upside surprise in the unemployment rate on October 17, there is little chance for an RBA pivot. "However, the RBA risks prolonged subpar growth by lagging global central banks and that is our primary ... |
| | | | ... Choi's research found those who love to save - or engage with their savings - will do so without prompting and nudging does little to encourage those with weaker motivations. |
| | | | ... housing supply fails to keep up with demand. At the report's launch, Eslake said a super for housing scheme would provide little benefit to 'traditional' first home buyers (aged 25-34) as their superannuation balances are typically too low for withdrawing ... |
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