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| | | ... it makes sense for them, particularly for the tax saving in doing that." It was logical for expats impacted by the coronavirus pandemic to withdraw their super now to avoid tax concessions, he said. "If they don't face tax consequences now, when ... |
| | | | The government's early release scheme is widening the gender superannuation gap, as a higher proportion of women draw down on their super savings to weather the COVID-19 crisis. The analysis, coming out of AMP, found that 21% of women were withdrawing ... |
| | | | ... not only be knocking but queuing at Australia's door. More so, after Treasury found an extra A$60 billion in its coronavirus war chest - resulting from the JobKeeper estimation error - the federal government considering re-opening the economy earlier ... |
| | | | While hundreds of thousands of Australians remove tens of millions from their superannuation accounts, SMSFs are holding their own. The most recent superannuation statistics released by APRA show there was a decrease of 7.7% in total superannuation ... |
| | | | With the chances of a second wave of infections breaking out both internationally and domestically, consideration is being put on whether what we have seen is just the beginning. Simon Doyle, head of fided income and multi asset at Schroders, said from ... |
| | | | Despite Australia's real estate investment trusts dropping 49% during the COVID-19 sell-off, boutique fund manager SG Hiscock believes now is an opportune time to increase exposures to real estate. Now trading up 45% since their March 23 lows, SG Hiscock ... |
| | | | ... recognition, for example, is already playing a role in the surveillance, monitoring and control of people's movements in the coronavirus outbreak. China is using it to track infected individuals and identify those not wearing masks," Zandbergen said. ... |
| | | | ... for last two months admitted to having missed the volatility spike for March. "[After rallying to February], as the coronavirus pandemic spread around the world, the S&P 500 suffered a horrendous -35% decline within a month, by far the steepest drop ... |
| | | | IOOF has announced a new initiative that will see its network of financial advisers offer free financial guidance to local communities until the end of September. IOOF said it is providing fee relief to its advisers to volunteer 60 hours of their time ... |
| | | | Despite the coronavirus pandemic shutting down home inspections across the country and seeing many Australians' wallets run dry, more than 70% of property investors believe now is a good time to buy. That's according to new research coming out of the ... |
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