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| | | ... reforms will affect less than 0.5% of Australians in FY26. Those above the $10 million threshold will affect less than 0.1% people. The draft bill - Treasury Laws Amendment (Better Targeted Superannuation Concessions) Bill 2025 - proposes to amend the ... |
| | | | ... five individuals out of over $160,000 from their self-managed super funds. 9. Escala poised to overhaul strategy In May, people familiar with the matter said two senior Escala executives, including co-chief executive Pep Perry, were to leave the firm ... |
| | | | ... have this ambition to make sure we get advice to more clients who need it," she told Financial Standard. "Every day 700 people are retiring, and a lot of those people really need advice, and really need good advice." That is where this new AI-powered ... |
| | | | ... extremely proud of what AustralianSuper has achieved for members and I've been lucky to work with some of the most talented people in the financial services industry. "We transformed superannuation investing in Australia by becoming an active investor ... |
| | | | ... 3.2-billion-Danish-Krone ($759m) mandate with State Street due to ESG misalignment, and U.K.-based defined contribution master trust The People's Pension terminated a 28-billion-pound ($56.4bn) mandate, also with State Street, due to misalignment with ... |
| | | | ... for all our customers," Teichner said. "The TPD Support Option recognises that recovery is rarely straightforward. Some people can return to work with the right support and treatment, while others, unfortunately, cannot. Its flexible approach helps people ... |
| | | | ... responsibilities to veterans and older Australians very seriously and we'll always make room in the budget to do the right thing by people and that's what we've done in the mid-year update." Treasury will also update its economic forecasts in the mid-year ... |
| | | | ... the special levy, including SMSFs. "Even the ACTU has publicly criticised Treasurer Jim Chalmers - declaring that working people should not have to pay for ASIC's failures. They're right on this," he said. "The CSLR levy has already blown out ... |
| | | | ... 21,300 between October and November, well off the market consensus expectation of +20,000 new jobs. However, around 23,000 people withdrew from the labour force over same period, resulting in the unemployment rate being maintained at 4.3% for November," ... |
| | | | ... safer retirement system. "We've been really clear about the need for a more contemporary and resilient framework to protect people from these predatory and high-pressure sales tactics," Fok said. "We will continue to advocate for our members and for ... |
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