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| | | With a covid here, and a covid there, everywhere a covid, even old MacDonald (who had a farm) will get sick reading, hearing and listening to stories and warnings over escalating infection numbers... E-I-E-I-O. COVID-19 has captured the world's ... |
| | | | ... goods elsewhere (and perhaps, at a higher price) while businesses using Chinese parts and materials as inputs would need to stop production until Chinese production resumes... and the system reboots. |
| | | | ... trustee (Westpac Securities Administration) concluded that given the small number of investors and low FUM following the 2012 stop to new investors; it was in the members' best interest to terminate it. The wind up is expected to be completed and ... |
| | | | ... help them get the maximum value out of every extra dollar," dean said. "For those Australians worrying about their future - stop. Soon you'll see more money going into your super account and you won't have to do a thing." |
| | | | ... it is a long bow to draw that paying commissions [would have] made the product fail." The AIOFP's High Court challenge to stop the banning of grandfathered commissions recently fell over after it failed to reach its funding target. |
| | | | ... organisation." "Persons within AMPFP knew about the conduct and yet did not take, or even attempt to take, immediate steps to stop it. This occurred notwithstanding that some within AMPFP had a sufficient moral compass to recognise the conduct was wrong ... |
| | | | In one of the first submissions to the Retirement Income Review, the body for private market investors has urged the government to focus less on fees and consider the place for illiquid assets in MySuper. Citing APRA's heat maps as an example, the Australian ... |
| | | | ... that the planned increase in compulsory super, from 9.5% now to 12% July 2025, should be abandoned." The report doesn't just stop at the super-wages trade-off for workers covered by federal enterprise agreements. It claims to show other workers are also ... |
| | | | ... super fund instead." Whether it is a good or bad thing, he couldn't say, but Hutton argued either way it wouldn't stop the wheels from turning. "This is what's happening. It's a shame the banks weren't able to do it satisfactorily," ... |
| | | | ... share of the losses so far, while QBE has 10%. They argue however, that insurers will be protected by reinsurance cover and stop-loss, making the crisis more manageable on their bottom lines. UBS said smoke haze will drag on retail and construction ... |
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