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| | | The period between separation and divorce is fraught with estate planning dangers, CommInsure national technical manager Alex Koodrin explained at a recent Financial Standard Technical Services Forum in Sydney. Koodrin said that the average time period ... |
| | | | The Parliament has passed the latest amendments to the superannuation excess contribution tax (ECT), implementing the final piece of legislation to reform the unpopular tax, says Taxpayers Australia Limited. "The rationale for ECT made sense at the ... |
| | | | It's official... Australia is in an income recession. Happy now, Jan? It may not be the generally-accepted definition of recession -- two consecutive quarters of contraction in output growth - but it'll do as long as we get the "R" word tag in the economy ... |
| | | | The Department of Social Services (DSS) has given its reasons for changing the way it assesses Challenger's Care Annuity, saying it had mistakenly been assessing it on the grounds that investors in the annuity could not get their capital back. However ... |
| | | | ... University were blocked in April 2013 as part of the crackdown on investment frauds. The Committee was made aware of ASIC's mistake in August, when the regulator sent a submission to an inquiry into which government agencies should be able to block websites. ... |
| | | | ... beliefs requires dissonance. It requires somebody to say, 'Things aren't going here the way we thought they were. We made a mistake, something has gone wrong. You better believe it.' And that requires very strong leadership and systems." He said that ... |
| | | | How many Prime Ministers does it take to fix the Japanese economy? Sixteen... and is still counting. That's the number of times Japan has changed its leader since 1990 when the economy did a Humpty Dumpty. Twenty four years on and all 16 kings - and ... |
| | | | The Abbott government's announcement of an improved register for the beleaguered practitioners was marred by an embarrassing blunder. Treasury was forced to issue a rare apology after mistakenly making the announcement under the name of suspended frontbencher ... |
| | | | Li gets what Li likes. Yes Virginia, I've typed this phrase so many, many, many times -- changed from 'Wen gets what Wen wants when Wen wants it' when Li Kequiang took over China's premiership from Wen Jiabao on 13 March 2013 -- on this space before. ... |
| | | | ... (although Bloomberg columnist, William Pesek, came close - "Stevens, though, is perilously close to making the kind of policy mistake that's been so rare at the RBA"). No siree... not me. I heart Gov Glenn and his Board. But more than my amore for the ... |
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