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| | | ... addition, for Future Saver products, Aware Super will bring in a new insurance premium waiver. From 3 November 2025, members may be able to have their insurance premium waived due to employer-approved parental leave or severe financial hardship. The ... |
| | | | ... hardship concerns from customers, who communicated serious issues such as domestic violence and medical conditions, between May 2022 and September 2024. In some cases, ANZ took more than two years to respond to customers and for others attempted to recover ... |
| | | | ... for the economy, for investors, for borrowers, for companies needing capital. What we're concerned about is those parts that may not be done well and what does this mean in terms of the outlook? It's about looking for complementary markets... Put simply ... |
| | | | ... million. The class action was brought on behalf of superannuation clients and their beneficiaries for the period of July 2008 to May 2020. The proceedings related to fees charged to members of certain AMP superannuation funds, and the interest rates ... |
| | | | ... 15, with ASIC alleging $53 million of clients' funds, attained from March 2024 to July 2025 and intended for investment, may "have not been used for that purpose and may be at risk." ASIC is now concerned that a "significant proportion" of the funds ... |
| | | | As the old saying goes, 'you've got to spend money to make money.' And, as equity markets continue their strong run and global uncertainty calms, geared strategies have been making a comeback. But for those thinking a geared strategy is a good way to ... |
| | | | ... $300,000 and $340,000, suggesting a 23% pay gap between the two markets. However, Kaizen found that while the wholesale market may not pay as much, it has had a busy season "particularly driven by alternative asset managers, private credit and private ... |
| | | | ... represents an investment opportunity, and investors like us can demonstrate how the capital we steward on our members behalf may contribute to the solution." Bradford added that while scaling impact investing is challenging, she believed ART's scale ... |
| | | | ... question. Dividends were apparently paid to Avenir, with ASIC finding that $600,000 paid to a luxury car dealership in Brisbane may have, in part, been transferred from Avenir. ASIC had been trying since June to appoint receivers to Australian Fiduciaries ... |
| | | | ... This comes after Bragg was a staunch advocate for allowing Australians to use their retirement savings to purchase a home. In May last year the Senate Economics Committee - of which Bragg was chair - handed down its interim report into existing and proposed ... |
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