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| | | ... Australia's newly elected government to pass the payday super legislation as a matter of priority within its first 100 days in power. The council's analysis found that in 2021-22, about $5.1 billion of super went unpaid for 2.8 million Australians. This ... |
| | | | ... average, 10% most years. It's easy to forget this," Lamont said. "The simple reality is that the stock market has tremendous power to help grow wealth in the long run, but short-term volatility and risk of falls are the price of the entry ticket." Lamont ... |
| | | | ... borrowing capacity - including accounting for the growing trend of parents contributing to deposits - to calculate borrowing power. It also found 98% of those who would be able to buy a house also would not need to access their super. "In effect, the ... |
| | | | ... potential, especially if they're in industries benefiting from long-term secular growth trends. "... investing this way puts the power of compounding on the side of the long-term investor," Thompson said. The fund maintains a concentrated portfolio of ... |
| | | | Over two million Australians, mostly women, have suffered financial abuse at the hands of an intimate partner, sometimes through the weaponisation of the tax system, with impacts that can be "devastating and long-lasting" to survivors and their families ... |
| | | | ... societal headwinds. It prohibits investment in companies that derive more than 5% of revenues from fossil fuels or nuclear power. It also excludes controversial weapons, civilian firearms, and tobacco manufacturing. The strategy addresses both the supply ... |
| | | | Otivo has launched a new AI-powered advice tool that will give Australians "licensed financial advice" named Ask Otivo. The digital advice platform said the two-way, real-time advice tool is Australia's first AI-powered platform that will provide personalised ... |
| | | | ... on active and passive investing. In his annual letter to investors, Fink said assets in the form of data centres, ports, power grids, and fast-growing private companies are the assets that will define the future. "They're in private markets, locked ... |
| | | | The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) and the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) have written a damning open letter to the ASX to address their increasing concern over the management of operational risk. In a joint letter to the ASX ... |
| | | | The House of Representatives Standing Committee on Economics has released its final report on its reviews into ASIC. Committee chair Daniel Mulino MP said the report covered key issues relating to how the regulator deals with complaints and how it executes ... |
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