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| | | The difference between Australia and China, my friends, is there are no selfish, stupid "Karens" in China. None that compare to the one in the state of Victoria that has now gone viral, protesting against the mandatory wearing of face masks. Let's ... |
| | | | ... will not affect Centrelink and Veterans' Affairs payments, or the JobKeeper Payment. "While superannuation helps people save for retirement, the government recognises that for those significantly financially affected by the Coronavirus, accessing ... |
| | | | ... and up to date view of their client's wealth, across both SMSF and non-SMSF entities. Class believes the integration will save advisers and accountants up to four hours on each report review and up to eight hours on advice documents per client. The feed ... |
| | | | ... can cause stresses in the financial system that are unhelpful for the supply of credit. They can also encourage people to save more, rather than spend more, so they can be counter-productive from that perspective too. So this is not a direction we need ... |
| | | | ... suit the changing landscape." Those who have come out of the woodwork to publicly admit to donating - not investing - to save the newswire, include Samuel Terry Asset Management's Fred Woollard, Australian Impact Investments' Kylie Charlton and Wilson ... |
| | | | Industry super owned IFM Investors has a plan for infrastructure investing that it says could save the Australian economy from COVID-19. The $140 billion investment manager owned by 27 industry funds has proposed the Building Australia Model as a means ... |
| | | | Research from State Street found Australian savers have been more likely to check their super and change investment strategies during the COVID-19 crisis. Around 42% of Australian savers have been negatively impacted financially by COVID-19, according ... |
| | | | ... Government has not done enough to support working people and has instead decided to force people to sacrifice their retirements to save the budget bottom line," ACTU assistant secretary Scott Connolly said. "This scheme is having a disastrous impact ... |
| | | | ... finances. "The pandemic has changed the way many of us live and work. For the more fortunate, this might provide opportunities to save or spend in a more considered way," she said. "However, for many, it is causing significant worries from job security ... |
| | | | APRA analysis shows a significant proportion of MySuper members have been spared more than $100 million in fees in the last six months thanks to the introduction of its heatmap. Updating its MySuper heatmap to reflect changes in the fees charged, APRA ... |
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