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| | | ... normally repaid if the home is sold or from the person's estate after their death. A statement issued by the Australia Institute policy think tank said, "Extending the PLS would allow all retirees who have equity in property to use it to boost their ... |
| | | | ... all age pensioners who need an easy way to increase their retirement income, said a leading think tank. The Australia Institute (TAI), a progressive think tank based in Canberra, has just released a research paper titled ' Boosting retirement incomes ... |
| | | | ... 'sustainable' still invest in coal and coal seam gas. In launching the new fund, Future Super cited research by The Australia Institute published last year, which found that one in four Australians are willing to shift their superannuation into a fund ... |
| | | | ... altogether may often compare unfavourably to their peers. The survey coincides with the release of a report by the Australia Institute in partnership with 350.org.au and Market Forces, which investigates the exposure of Australian banks and super funds ... |
| | | | ... scrapped before it becomes an expensive drag on the country's finances, according to new research from the Australia Institute. The think tank said that tax concessions on superannuation will cost the budget around $35 billion in 2013-14 and are projected ... |
| | | | ... those for the retail funds only represent a fraction of what the overall institutions spend. According to the Australia Institute, in 2012 CBA's total advertising expenditure was $459 million, while Westpac's was $147 million. In CBA's case, therefore ... |
| | | | ... with Superannuation Minister Bill Shorten last week saying he will defend low income tax benefits and The Australia Institute saying the top end of town should be targeted instead. Concerns about disproportionate effects that would be felt by low income ... |
| | | | ... concessions - the mainstay of Australia's universal superannuation system - make them highly inefficient. The Australia Institute's (TAI) recently released study, 'Can the taxpayer afford 'self-funded' retirement", reveals that within five years - according ... |
| | | | The Australia Institute (TAI) has just released a study, 'Can the taxpayer afford 'self-funded' retirement", where they reveal that within five years, according to the Commonwealth Budget Papers, the costs of the nation's taxation subsidies will climb ... |
| | | | ... Association, Consumer Credit Legal Centre (NSW), Council of Small Business of Australia (COSBOA), Per Capita and The Australia Institute as members. The association said it intends to improve the functioning of Australia's financial system through the ... |
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