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| | | ... assets grew 14% to $3.47 trillion year on year. Member contributions jumped a whopping 59% or $36.4 billion as a function of COVID-19-induced activities, such as the booming amount of cash Australians have saved up during lockdowns, border closures and ... |
| | | | ... collectables, equivalent to at least $5 million per year. Surprisingly, global private jet activity took off in 2021, surpassing pre-COVID levels, with many UHNW Australian's entering the private aviation sector for the first time. As the leading hub ... |
| | | | ... delivered sustained risk-adjusted returns for our investors, but successfully navigated the GFC and, more recently, the COVID-19 pandemic," she said. "Daryl understands the property market intimately and this has allowed ISPT to anticipate obstacles ... |
| | | | ... planning and CFP certification worldwide," FPSB chief executive Noel Maye said. "We're pleased to report that, despite the COVID-19 pandemic, momentum in the global growth of CFP professionals remains strong, and is increasing." |
| | | | The latest annual figures from the ATO show the SMSF sector bounced back from the horrors of COVID-19 to add $80 billion in the year to 30 June 2021. Releasing data today, the ATO said total assets in SMSFs hit $822 billion at 30 June 2021. This is ... |
| | | | ... growing 256% year on year as a result of the pandemic. The consequences of unprecedented economic stimulus in response to COVID-19 are now becoming apparent, Hughes said, leading to distorted supply and demand dynamics pushing up prices and causing confusion ... |
| | | | ... most concerned about supply chain disruption, 45% said less supportive central bank policy is their main concern, 40% cited COVID-19 variants, 39% are most concerned about US/China relations and 24% are worried about economic growth. The analysis also ... |
| | | | ... teams through the power of inclusion that values the benefits of diversity," Carroll said. "Culture has moved forward in the COVID period and will no doubt continue to evolve. As a guide to investment leaders, organisations should do the practical things ... |
| | | | ... of pocket expenses remain substantial for items such as dental treatment and, particularly in recent months,the cost of COVID-19 rapid antigen tests. "It's so important that future retirees are able to build sufficient savings over their working ... |
| | | | ... FPA's flagship event was originally planned for 7-8 April, but following conversations with members about the current COVID situation and the timing of the FPA Professionals Congress, it was decided that the event would be held later in the year. ... |
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