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| | | The superannuation industry has reaped an additional $1 billion since the downsizer contribution was introduced one year ago. More than 4200 individuals have used the downsizer measure, according to Federal Treasury figures. Older Australians living ... |
| | | | ... past 18 months than in the last five years thanks to the constant changes in super policy. This year, the Coalition Government also announced Australians aged 65 or 66 years who don't meet the work test would be able to make voluntary contributions to ... |
| | | | ... and companies exhausting most of their GFC tax losses, has enabled Prime Minister Scott Morrison and his coalition government to easily absorb this year's 6.6% outlays increase. This increase in outlays is about double the rate of increase experienced ... |
| | | | ... default insurance for accounts less than $6000 did not go through, following a deal between the Greens and the Coalition Government. Two recommendations from the Royal Commission's final report also passed: introducing civil penalties for superannuation ... |
| | | | ... promise for neobanks who hope to make the transition towards their full bank licence in 2019 and beyond. "The Coalition Government has introduced a number of reforms to reduce barriers for innovative new entrants into the banking sector," Frydenberg ... |
| | | | ... ASIC and has also served on the Australian Government Financial Literacy Board since its establishment. "The Coalition Government thanks Mr Kell for his contribution to ASIC and wishes him well in his future endeavours," Frydenberg said. Kell's resignation ... |
| | | | ... 2.53% - the highest level since 2014 - on concerns over the formation (or not) of a eurosceptic and populist coalition government led by Giuseppe Conte. In Spain, the prospect of early elections - on calls for votes of no-confidence in Prime Minister ... |
| | | | ... something to crow about for the optimists and the pessimists alike. As the bulls would have it (that includes the Coalition government no doubt), total employment grew by 22,600 in the month of April - much more than the expected 15,000 gain and a sharp ... |
| | | | ... providing more uplift to commodity prices. Both would be beneficial for Australia. Domestically, both the Coalition government and the opposition Labor Party have promised tax cuts for us, Australians, all. Aside from the fact that no one in their right ... |
| | | | ... Australian government t net debt reducing from $350 billion to $319 billion over the same period. When the coalition government was elected in 2013, net Government debt was $160 billion; when the Rudd government was elected in 2007 Australia didn't have ... |
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