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| | | ... only seven months away, industry body Abacus Australian Mutuals backs the public cry for an independent inquiry into the country's banking system. According to polling by D&M research of 1,000 Australian voters, two out of three respondents want an independent ... |
| | | | ... the new ESG framework can help to inform this analysis. "A key issue for investors is the long-term sustainability of a country's economic and political situation and therefore addressing ESG issues naturally aligns with this. In addition, many institutional ... |
| | | | ... $5,000 voluntary contribution, that's an additional $1 billion towards super. The government can save, too. If half the country's population could self-fund for one more year, the government would avoid $2.1 billion a year in costs. The Centre is expected ... |
| | | | ... point will be whether the recapitalisation of banks could happen simultaneously across the euro zone, not just as each country needed help, as government and euro banks are in a "deadly embrace." Other serious challenges are whether the difference in ... |
| | | | ... Ahh, those immortal words. Certainly, or hopefully, we won't see a repeat of the catastrophe that hit Japan or any other country for that matter. And while we still have to face another bout of negotiations over the US debt ceiling, the Fed, this time ... |
| | | | ... rules regime, Singh recommended consulting with the overseas scheme as the first port with questions about their foreign country tax rules, and their paperwork requirements. "It's also a good idea to do some cost benefit analysis as "not all countries ... |
| | | | ... the lowest caps of all nine countries studied. The existing cap of $25,000 per annum falls significantly short of any country when expressed as a percentage of average earnings. |
| | | | Dignity is the primary goal of the country's retirement system, the Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia reminded the Federal Government yesterday. Speculation over changes that both the Gillard Government and the Federal Opposition would ... |
| | | | ... the world's fourth largest pension pool, with assets totaling US$1.6 trillion, Towers Watson said. Australia remains the country with the highest proportion of defined contribution (DC) assets relative to defined benefit (DB) assets at 81%, followed ... |
| | | | ... European stock markets posted strong gains on reassuring US jobs data, but Madrid was hit by news of falling profits at the country's crisis-hit banks. London's FTSE 100 index of top companies gained 1.12 per cent to close at 6,347.24 points as a slight ... |
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