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| | | ... interest rate reductions are yet to reach their full potential in terms of impact on demand, prices and wages. Although, money market interest rates and government bond yields have risen recently, it said. The RBA acknowledged labour market conditions ... |
| | | | ... said it will be "vigorously defending" ASIC's allegations about the role it played in moving $300 million of member money to the failed First Guardian Master Fund, arguing the managed investment scheme was "fraudulent." ASIC has thrown a slew of ... |
| | | | ... is suing Diversa Trustees for its role in the collapse of the First Guardian Master Fund, in which $300 million of member money was invested. In the Federal Court, ASIC put forth several allegations, starting with Diversa failing to conduct adequate ... |
| | | | ... concern (42%), as well as geopolitical events (30%) and interest rates (27%). Additionally, 17% believe they will run out of money in retirement and only 27% are confident they could withstand a major financial shock while retired. "Research is at the ... |
| | | | ... and has served as head of consultant relations for Asia Pacific since January 2025. Prior, she was an adviser at Grow My Money (previously Super Rewards) until 2023 and had an almost two-year tenure at Allianz Retire+ as head of consultants and research. ... |
| | | | ... interests he held in two racehorses, a crypto account, and other bank accounts, and diverting $39,304 in racehorse prize money to an undisclosed account belonging to his son. He also reportedly sold a 5% stake in the racehorse for $35,000. The companies ... |
| | | | ... red meat," he recently told the AgriCoach podcast. In economic theory, Bennett's Law states that as people earn more money, become less poor and move into the middle class, they tend to move away from starchy foods such as sorghum, millet, cereals ... |
| | | | ... longevity protection in it, so you mix a drawdown benefit with a deferred annuity or an annuity so that people don't run out of money," he added. Whether this is "basic use of an annuity market, which is basically giving you longevity protection," or ... |
| | | | ... providing less consumer protection in the future. Especially for APRA-regulated super funds, the SMC said, as they must keep money aside for emergencies and follow strict rules to protect their members. The answer to the Shield and First Guardian collapses ... |
| | | | Although financial advice is not part of the group that will fall under the upcoming anti-money laundering/counter-terrorism financing (AML/CTF) reform, an expert told the Financial Advice Association Australia (FAAA) Congress advisers may be caught ... |
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