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| | | ... has returned 76% of revenue upgrades," Chalmers said. "Looking further ahead, the budget bottom line is better and debt is lower in every year of the medium term." Chalmers said the revised forward estimates for the Budget are a result of "disciplined ... |
| | | | ... settings were failing younger Australians. While refusing to disclose modelling or confirm whether the proposed measures would lower house prices, Mulino repeatedly stressed the government remained focused on supply side reforms, including more than ... |
| | | | ... compounding of its funds under management (FUM). "Revenue exceeded forecasts as fee margins declined slower. Cost growth was much lower than our expectations. These factors led to higher operating margins, compared with our forecast decline," he said. ... |
| | | | ... workforce patterns, career breaks and part-time employment could leave some members underinsured, particularly women with lower super balances. TAL said more personalised communications, digital tools and guidance tied to major life events could help ... |
| | | | ... "Magellan is ceding management of its flagship strategy and slashing fees, steps it has historically resisted. The shift to lower-cost systematic approached also reshapes Magellan's own product suite," Ler said. "We don't expect earnings improvement. ... |
| | | | ... to outperform its benchmarks over rolling five-year periods. It targeted members who want greater stability of return and lower medium-term returns than the Balanced Growth option. The Cash option on the other hand aims to outperform the Bloomberg Ausbond ... |
| | | | ... tax refunds or other benefits consumers might receive from the Big Beautiful Bill in the US. In Australia, the middle to lower income bracket is also fiscally constrained, especially if they need to drive a reasonable distance to work. "Certain forecasts ... |
| | | | ... the gap emerges early and widens during peak caregiving years. Among members aged 25 to 40, women receive significantly lower annual contributions than men, reflecting lower incomes and more frequent part-time work. This trend is echoed nationally, with ... |
| | | | ... because they'll be covered." Under the "TrumpIRA" plan, the government will contribute up to $1000 per year to eligible lower- and middle-income workers who contribute to qualifying retirement accounts, through the Saver's Match program. The scheme will ... |
| | | | ... markets around the world," he said. "[It] does seem like the ASEAN countries are the ones that are probably going to be at the lower end [in terms of] economic consequences and not having the same composition as a market benefit some of these big secular ... |
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