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| | | ... increased household spending, higher corporate profits, lifting business confidence, raising employment, buoying consumer confidence... Then again, third and fourth wave cases of infections dictate that Australia must remain on its guard until "the vaccine" ... |
| | | | ... insurance market is one of the most pressing issues for life insurers today. We've looked at the issues through a consumer lens to find a way forward for all parties." The report said the product has become more and more complex over time, making ... |
| | | | ... reversing the record 14.7% slump in the previous month as businesses reopened and workers went back to work. Consumer confidence has also improved. The Conference Board and the University of Michigan's consumer sentiment index have risen sequentially ... |
| | | | ... that enables advice businesses to understand client experiences. Ray McHale, chief executive of MyNextAdvice, said the consumer aspect of compliance should not be forgotten. "All of the new compliance obligations have a single focus. To ensure better ... |
| | | | ... outlook for growth," Xiradis said. "Sectors like Resources (including Rio Tinto, BHP, OZ Minerals and Independence Group), Consumer Staples (like Woolworths), Consumer Discretionary (such as JB Hi-Fi), Health Care (like CSL and ResMed), Telecommunication ... |
| | | | This week's joint report from ASIC and APRA into life insurance and claims handling found superior consumer outcomes for group life insurance, leading a prolific law firm to suggest risk advisers add little to no value. Maurice Blackburn superannuation ... |
| | | | ... conditions will fall further as more businesses are impacted". This is compounded by the equally sharp drop in consumer confidence and its implication for consumer spending, and by extension, business conditions and confidence. The Westpac-Melbourne ... |
| | | | ... through parliament this week - has provided certainty to many Australians, with the firm's first ANZ-Roy Morgan Consumer Confidence Rating taken since the announcement showing a record bounce in the index of 6.6 points to 71.9, up from a record low of ... |
| | | | ... ultimately expanded into an open-ended one. With both fiscal and monetary policy working towards a common a goal -- restoring consumer, business and investor confidence - perhaps, this time, the optimism will last. Perhaps... perhaps... perhaps. They ... |
| | | | ... in the coming year. So too, do weak credit growth, the end of a real estate cycle, and dwindling trade and consumer confidence levels, point to a slowdown in Chinese economic growth, Green said. He argued there was little the Chinese government could ... |
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