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| | | ... results our more than 920,000 members deserve." Fok said Cbus is preparing to deploy more than $20 billion in members' savings over the next five years, with at least $5 billion into private markets and $10 billion in domestic investment. "Leigh's previous ... |
| | | | ... suggested, excessively weighted toward real property. ASIC deputy chair Sarah Court said misconduct exploiting superannuation savings is an enforcement priority. ASIC updated its guidance on conflicted and banned remuneration (RG 246) in December 2020 ... |
| | | | ... "In addition, managed accounts are demonstrating their value to advice businesses, with 92% of advisers reporting time savings in administrative tasks and 81% expressing overall satisfaction. However, challenges exist to their broader adoption. The migration ... |
| | | | ... report said. "These reforms present an opportunity to enhance fairness in the system while preserving long-term retirement savings." In fact, speaking at a media event last week, ASFA chief executive Mary Delahunty justified the sentiment. "ASFA believes ... |
| | | | ... global economic risks linked to US President Donald Trump's tariff measures, are also expected to bolster the household savings rate. In turn, the decline in inflation and lower short-term interest rates are predicted to lift disposable income, positively ... |
| | | | ... previously announced, low margin, short-term mandate won in 2024." Perpetual is set to deliver $30 million in annualised cost savings by 30 June 2025 as part of its broader simplification program to deliver $70-$80 million in annualised cost savings ... |
| | | | ... "With rising living costs and ongoing market volatility, many retirees today live with the real concern of outliving their savings. Guaranteed lifetime income gives retirees confidence to spend, knowing their income is secure for life, and can be protected ... |
| | | | ... plan would effectively "nationalise" LMI. "By subsidising all first homebuyers, including those with a good income and savings in the bank, the purpose of the First Home Guarantee scheme is lost, and a functioning private market may be severely and irreversibly ... |
| | | | ... seriously, as we should. Australians place enormous trust in the super system and rightly expect that their retirement savings will be safe and protected. When that trust is tested, it must be taken seriously." |
| | | | ... coming from global trade tensions and heightened risks of a recession but remain steadfast in how it will position members' savings for the long term. Speaking at a financial adviser roadshow in Sydney, ART chief economist Brian Parker discussed the ... |
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