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| | | Retail superannuation providers AMP and MLC are the first retail super funds to signal that they will charge members a levy to pay for expenses related to the government's Stronger Super regime. The news came when MLC sent out a letter to advisers warning ... |
| | | | ... headlines for the sector are that the superannuation changes announced on 5 April 2013 have been confirmed, the Medicare levy will increase by 0.5% from next year to offset the cost of National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), some future tax cuts ... |
| | | | ... wrong with that - some of the budget measures were, in fact, commendable. But aside from the 0.5% increase in the Medicare levy, the Gonski education reforms, and DisabilityCare - all locked in - almost everything else is up on the air and given the ... |
| | | | ... financial losses because of the misconduct or insolvency of an AFS licensee, and that the compensation should be funded by a levy imposed on that sector of the industry where the misconduct occurred," SPAA director education and Professional Standards ... |
| | | | ... "introducing pre-funding for healthcare costs by quarantining a portion of the Superannuation Guarantee rate, or increasing the Levy, so that approximately 3% [of wages] is set aside to cover healthcare costs". Rohan Mead, Australian Unity group managing ... |
| | | | ... disappointing report on US jobless claims, which unexpectedly rose 28,000 to 385,000 for the week ending March 30. David Levy of Kenjol Capital Management said the market had lacked direction in recent days, rising one day and falling the next. "The ... |
| | | | ... reporting that a draft deal has been reached on how to manage Cyprus' debt problem. Initial reports suggest that a significant levy on deposits over a,-100,000 in Cypriot banks are part of the plan. Cyprus needs to raise a,-5.8 billion ($7.2 billion) ... |
| | | | ... commented that she was in favour of modifying the deal. That's why Brussels had agreed for Cyprus to adjust the '(in)stability levy' anyway they want...as long as Cyprus come up with their a,-5.8 billion share. Goliath's starting to blink 'ey? So what ... |
| | | | ... cent in the afternoon while Shanghai shed 1.37 per cent off. Investors have been spooked by news that Cyprus agreed to a levy of up to 10 per cent on bank depositors as part of a deal with fellow eurozone countries and international creditors in order ... |
| | | | ... Italian, saying 'Time to stage a run on your banks!'" Another way the troika rationalises its imposition of the '(in)stability levy' on Cyprus is that it is a one-off. But what's next? They could impose a series of one-offs along the way... a one-off ... |
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