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| | | ... million) and Northern Territory ($161 million). "$7 billion in reclaimed super is a terrific outcome for thousands of Australians who have been reunited with their own hard-earned wages," Hume said. "There remains around $13.8 billion in unclaimed super ... |
| | | | ... pocket. O'Neill pressed Shipton on how much he paid for legal advice to fight for his job, given that ordinary Australians do not have the same privilege. He declined to answer, saying that it was a private matter. Following discussions with the ... |
| | | | ... However, passive ESG funds are also on the rise even though they are more expensive than conventional index trackers. Australians lag behind when it comes to adopting passive ESG funds, while Asian investors have shown no interest at all. Looking at ... |
| | | | ... leaving more people without the protection they need," he said. "That's a very poor outcome for Australia and for Australians." Trapnell insisted it is in the best interests of policy holders and advisers for insurers to publicly share how they plan ... |
| | | | AustralianSuper and its insurer TAL are making several changes to insurance premiums that will amend work-cover ratings and see some members pay lower premiums. Following its annual insurance review, Australia's largest superannuation fund, which ... |
| | | | The new best financial interests duty (BFID) could see members pay higher administration fees as the record-keeping obligations ramp up, superannuation funds and industry experts warn. The reforms, which are part of the Your Future Your Super legislation ... |
| | | | ... huge problems in the system," Kirkland said. "Repealing safe lending laws is an extraordinary thing to do when many Australians are struggling in the wake of COVID-19. "If passed, this will be the biggest handout to the banks we've seen in decades. This ... |
| | | | Allowing Australians to use their superannuation savings to buy property will push up house prices and worsen affordability for low-income earners, says ASFA. Liberal member of parliament Tim Wilson is currently campaigning to let Australians use their ... |
| | | | ... facing the nation, the recovery process has been impressive. "As a nation, we have responded very well to the pandemic. Australians have pulled together and been prepared to do what is necessary to contain the virus and support one another," Lowe said. ... |
| | | | ... firing up stronger demand." Additionally, Turnbull said the Morrison government's early release scheme, to allow Australians to access up to $10,000 from their super if they had been impacted by COVID-19, was also the wrong policy decision. "I would ... |
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