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| | ... prices, exacerbating the upswing of the current house price-credit cycle," the report read. ASFA deputy chief executive Glen McCrea commented that the early release of superannuation for housing is not a panacea. "It is not in line with the objectives ... |
| | | ... are now facing significant pressure on their budgets from non-discretionary inflation," ASFA deputy chief executive Glen McCrea said. "This means unavoidable price increases on goods and services such as food, petrol and health costs. "It's critical ... |
| | | ... to pass the Bill without delay," she said. Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia deputy chief executive Glen McCrea said legislating the Retirement Income Covenant is a significant step in encouraging the further development of the retirement ... |
| | | ... increased rates after implementing smaller rises, rebates or rate freezes last year," ASFA deputy chief executive Glen McCrea said. Over the past year, automotive fuel prices rose sharply (+24.6%), as did the price of motor vehicles (+6.2%), and domestic ... |
| | | ... has reduced the number of lost and inactive super accounts by 13 million since 2015," ASFA deputy chief executive Glen McCrea said. Despite the significant reduction in multiple accounts, the number of lost and inactive accounts held by the ATO has remained ... |
| | | ... key objective of super is to provide dignity in retirement," ASFA deputy chief executive and chief policy officer Glen McCrea said. "It's clear that the Super Guarantee rise puts Australians firmly on track to achieve the dignified retirements they ... |
| | | ... Australians seeking to boost their superannuation savings," Association of Superannuation Funds deputy chief executive Glen McCrea said. In addition, the government has extended access to downsizer contributions by lowering the eligibility age by five ... |
| | | ... increase flexibility for older Australians seeking to boost their superannuation savings," ASFA deputy chief executive Glen McCrea said. Frydenberg also announced several measures aimed at boosting home ownership among young people. The Family Home Guarantee ... |
| | | ... $30,000 to $50,000. The Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia welcomed the move, with deputy chief executive Glen McCrea saying: "Importantly, because of its focus on voluntary contributions, the FHSS scheme will not impact on the primary ... |
| | | ... price rises in those areas, which is not altogether favourable for retirees on a budget," ASFA deputy chief executive Glen McCrea said. During the quarter, the price of domestic holiday travel and accommodation increased by 6.3% thanks to some borders ... |
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