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| | | ... critical illness and medical definitions. One example is "Benign brain tumour (resulting in irreversible neurological deficit" changing to "Benign brain or spinal cord tumour (resulting in irreversible neurological deficit)". "Loss of hearing (total ... |
| | | | Equity Trustees Asset Management's head of asset management Darren Thompson has warned that ASX200 FY25 market earnings and dividends are expected to be flat or down compared to FY24. He added that high yielding, major resource companies - such as BHP ... |
| | | | ... expectations thereof, and higher medium and long-term bond yields. Miller said worries about the already gargantuan US deficit will undermine the attractiveness of US bonds as a "safe haven" investment but said gold could benefit. "Such fears had driven ... |
| | | | ... worsening in growth outcome," Magellan portfolio managers Elisa Di Marco and Alan Pullen say. "With the US federal budget deficit expected to hit US$1.8 trillion in 2024 and both US presidential candidates promising billions more in spending, Magellan ... |
| | | | MLC senior economist Bob Cunneen has said the US budget deficit is expected to soar over the next 10 years no matter who wins the upcoming US presidential election. Cunneen said the US people will once again "be making profound choices" come November ... |
| | | | ... Grattan said. "Cutting back on poorly justified tax expenditures would help to close the government's structural budget deficit, which is currently about 1-1.5% of GDP, and it would make our tax system more equitable." |
| | | | MA Financial has announced two new agreements - with each deal worth up to $1 billion - to expand its real estate investment options for institutional investors, including introducing an Australian-first program. A collaboration with Warburg Pincus ... |
| | | | ... challenges in that there are not enough 'hands and heads' to prepare and provide advice leading to a significant time deficit". Practices in this bucket must decide if they want to stay small and lean, or opt for a lower EBIT for a period, invest ... |
| | | | ... tend to use smartphones to absorb such news, leading not only to information overload but anxiety, insecurity, attention deficit disorder, and poorer neck posture and eyesight. "We think we are diligently keeping an eye on our investments, keeping ourselves ... |
| | | | ... supporting vulnerable Australians and fiscal repair, this Budget is less concerned with addressing the longer-term structural deficit," CEDA chief economist Cassandra Winzar said. "The Albanese government's second surplus, while welcome, has again been ... |
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