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| | | ... reduction in premiums per dollar of cover. EquipExpress will change from a unit-based cover to cover based on multiples of salary. Insurance will no longer be reduced once members reach age 36. "What we've tried to do is broaden the insurance that's ... |
| | | | ... in investment markets that superannuation has seen has been significant." The increase would have been greater but for salary sacrifice contributions which were found to be at their lowest levels since the last half of 2006, when the index began. The ... |
| | | | Untapped potential exists for super funds to increase inflows through salary sacrifice according to an online poll conducted by REST Industry Super. The fund asked respondents whether they would be willing to sacrifice $20 per week in return for a better ... |
| | | | The financial services sector is set to experience a growth in recruitment and salaries during 2011 owing to improved market conditions, according to a survey by recruitment firm Robert Walters. The survey, which covers all geographic markets, also ... |
| | | | ... 56 per cent of candidates made redundant within the financial services sector went on to find roles with equal or higher salary. Although it should be noted that 47 per cent of those made redundant left the sector altogether to pursue other industries. ... |
| | | | ... over its benchmark for each year. Fairview said that over the past 12 months top contributors to its returns have included salary packaging company McMillan Shakespeare, gold company Andean Resources, Centennial Coal, mining construction services company ... |
| | | | ... Crowe, the topics covered in the first group of videos include super basics, consolidation, government co-contributions, salary sacrifice, and what happens to members' super when they die. "In preparing these videos, we have been very conscious of not ... |
| | | | ... the salaries of parliamentarians from the existing base level of $136,640 a year in return for "cashing out" other non-salary benefits such as electorate allowances, cars and overseas study trips." And this means higher interest rates for Australians. ... |
| | | | ... executives continue to be among the best paid professionals, according to the Australian Financial Review's latest executive salary review. Alongside the usual suspects - including chief executives of the big 4 banks - there are some surprisingly high ... |
| | | | ... pension fund in the US, CalPERS, will not pay the pensions of certain City of Bell staff following investigations into salary corruption among some of the city's top officials. The California Public Employees' Retirement System said it would not pay ... |
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