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| | | "March quarter 2021's moderate growth was influenced by regularly scheduled increases. Improved business conditions saw employers revisit wage reviews postponed during the height of the pandemic." This was how Michelle Marquardt, head of price statistics ... |
| | | | ... future of our members working in the sector. A stronger aged care system is also vital for our members and all working Australians who will directly rely on these services as they age." "Our research shows aged care professionals are feeling prouder ... |
| | | | Nearly seven in 10 Australians who dipped into their superannuation during COVID-19 are concerned the decision has made them less financially secure, according to a poll from the Australian Institute of Superannuation Trustees. AIST also says one in ... |
| | | | The equity gap between young and old Australians narrowed after a seven-year widening streak but the improved fortunes of the young may be short-lived, says the Actuaries Institute. Calling it "a year like no other", Actuaries Institute's Intergenerational ... |
| | | | AustralianSuper and Club Plus Super are working towards a merger, which would see the creation of a $207 billion fund. Club Plus Super identified AustralianSuper as the right strategic, cultural and operational fit for its members and reached out to ... |
| | | | ... understand finance through the eyes of consumers, their needs and the regulation of markets that meet them," Ralston said. "Australians enjoy good health and long lives, high quality housing, a sustainable pension system and a leading superannuation ... |
| | | | ... spending," FPA chief executive Dante De Gori said. "The practical changes announced to superannuation will provide all Australians with greater flexibility to maximise their retirement. The FPA welcomes the government's decision to introduce flexibility ... |
| | | | ... deficit would have been much worse had the government not intervened, with worse economic outcomes. There would be more Australians out of work, more business closures, more crimes, etc. overall, a deeper and lengthier recession that'll eventually ... |
| | | | The government has introduced more flexibility for older Australians by abolishing the work test, extending access to downsizer contributions and improving the Pension Loan Scheme. From 1 July 2022, those aged between 67-years-old and 74-years-old will ... |
| | | | ... available to those 65 and over. Changes to the Pension Loan Scheme are also being introduced from July next year. Older Australians will also be looked after in the form of a $17.7 billion injection into the aged care system. Frydenberg announced the ... |
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