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| | Archaic payment systems could soon be a thing of the past following government plans to wind down outdated methods like cheques. Treasurer Jim Chalmers handed down a five-point strategic plan yesterday in front of the Australian Banking Association ... |
| | | ... response, he notes some superannuation funds are adopting robotic process automation tools. These tools assist in monitoring super accounts, accessing research reports, and helping members make better financial transactions. "Superannuation funds that ... |
| | | ... reductions of up to $500 on their electricity bills, and eligible small businesses up to $650. Workers receiving quarterly super: Workers who are currently paid superannuation installments from their employers on a quarterly basis will instead receive ... |
| | | ... under the watchful eye of ASIC, which has increased its regulation greenwashing in the last few years. Vanguard, Mercer Super and Future Super are some of examples that ASIC found guilty of greenwashing. The boost was first announced by assistant treasurer ... |
| | | ... way, the UK government said, anybody who receives a phone call about a financial product will know right away that it's a scam. Fraud costs the UK government about $13 billion a year, accounting for more than 40% of all crime. "Our plan will help protect ... |
| | | ... called for regulators to establish rules related to marketing high-risk products and to create consumer helplines, and anti-scam campaigns. It also advocated for the use of tools to better identify firms' compliance with climate disclosure standards ... |
| | | ... Rosenzweig shared a few areas of focus. Rosenzweig said the ATO has just published its major statistics on lost and unclaimed super. "Since November 2019 when we started doing that up to June last year, we proactively consolidated about 4.7 million accounts ... |
| | | ... deputy chair Sarah Court said that ASIC was particularly concerned by Goel's conduct, which had many characteristics of a scam and a direct and adverse impact on First Nations consumers. "ASIC will continue to prioritise its enforcement work in this ... |
| | | ... increasingly being held by a smaller number of regulated superannuation funds, due to industry consolidation," it said. On super, it will review industry practice, communicate expectations regarding trustees' disclosure obligations, and drive changes ... |
| | | ... The scammer might ask for the victim to take out a loan, take money out of their superannuation, give them access to their super or access to a bank account. Another variation of the love scams Scamwatch has identified is called 'romance baiting'. Once ... |
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