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| | | ... parliament to unanimously vote for the increase. It would be an incredibly positive signal in the 'new paradigm' of Australian politics," David Whiteley, chief executive of ISN, which represents Industry super funds, said. The call coincides with new ... |
| | | | ... pushing the superannuation agenda in terms of national rather than sectional interests. "We need to take the suffocating politics out of superannuation, some of the bickering, some of the industry navel gazing and insularity. The Monty Python like comedy ... |
| | | | Investors make some of their investment decisions based on whether they support the political party in power or not, academic research shows. The School of Business finance department from University of Miami released data this month claiming that investors ... |
| | | | ... itself and talk more to the Australian public." He asked the audience to avoid the infighting. "Let's take the suffocating politics out of super... The Monty Python factions of industry funds versus retail, accountants versus planners, self managed super ... |
| | | | ... debt/deficit country Australia. Funny because what's happening now has all happened before... during the Great Depression. Politics got in the way. Citizens demanded jobs - they got currency wars and protectionist policies. Taxpayers wailed over spendthrift ... |
| | | | ... misplaced with Australia's deficit and liabilities "marginal" compared to other countries. "There is certainly a lot of politics around the issue, but at the end of the day it's really a non-issue compared to everyone else," said Anthony Kirkham, head ... |
| | | | ... used to identify the key factors that drive financial confidence and well-being with six main attributes identified. Politics still appears to be a key confidence shaker with Western Australia reporting the biggest decline of 2.8 points after the May ... |
| | | | The chief of Australia's largest industry fund, AustralianSuper, is urging politicians, especially the independents, to rank superannuation adequacy high on the agenda as negotiations progress to form the next government. Ian Silk, chief executive of ... |
| | | | ... one-year low below $5.10. In a conference call with journalists, AMP said it would be happy to work with either side of politics following this weekend's election. |
| | | | ... on the New York State Common Retirement Fund," he wrote. DiNapoli went on to condemn the "individuals who are playing politics", and those trying to "mislead taxpayers and scare members" who rely on the fund for their financial security. "The fund is ... |
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