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| | ... people urged to withdraw their super and all Australian taxpayers for decades to come. "In the early stages of the COVID pandemic, before government assistance kicked in with JobKeeper, many Australians were encouraged to sacrifice their retirement savings ... |
| | | ... Super Fund continued to outperform its long-term investment benchmarks despite the challenges presented by the COVID-19 pandemic and significant market volatility." "Catherine Drayton has made a significant contribution to the fund, helping to steer ... |
| | | ... peak of 7.8% in December 2022. Bloxham further emphasised that a larger underlying issue is Australia's weak post-pandemic productivity, ranking poorly among developed nations. This has driven unit labor costs - wages adjusted for productivity - ... |
| | | ... first in a range of hotel properties it acquires in the near term. "We believe that the dislocation caused by the global pandemic, increased construction costs and the current macroeconomic conditions create a compelling opportunity to acquire accommodation ... |
| | | ... original tax cuts legislated by the Morrison government in 2018 were no longer fit for purpose following the COVID-19 pandemic and other "unanticipated shocks". "The recommended package is estimated to provide cost-of-living relief to 13.6 million taxpayers ... |
| | | ... still significantly higher than the long-term average of 58.2% from 2007. It is also higher than at any time prior to the pandemic, which saw record high satisfaction amid the Early Release of Super scheme. Roy Morgan chief executive Michele Levine said ... |
| | | ... the globe, we have begun a decade of division, with billions of people shouldering the perilous economic shock of the pandemic, inflation, and war, while billionaires' fortunes boom," she said. "At the same time as billionaires are hording more wealth ... |
| | | ... therefore likely to remain at heightened levels compared with periods following the Global Financial Crisis and COVID-19 pandemic." The fund manager maintains its position on sticking to a 60-40 portfolio, confident in the probability of it achieving ... |
| | | ... prominent concern in the group life insurance sector, with recent legislative changes and ongoing uncertainties from the pandemic contributing to this issue. However, APRA expects this volatility to decrease moving forward and has committed to continuous ... |
| | | ... retail investors, a shift emerging amid the fluctuating market conditions and the decline in retail trading activity post-pandemic. In a report, the corporate regulator said that it took swift action to disrupt certain high-risk offers, or proposed offers ... |
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