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| | | ... America, as President, and also representing the countries of the Middle East, it is an honour to have this long-term problem close to resolution." The news of the two-week ceasefire comes just 12 hours after Trump declared "a whole civilisation will ... |
| | | | Treasury is proposing a barrage of reforms that will curb dubious lead generator and superannuation switching activities and make platforms more accountable for the products they offer members. The Enhancing member protections in the superannuation ... |
| | | | "I'm the eldest boy!" This is one of the most quotable quotes from the award-winning television show Succession, and while it is somewhat outdated for parents to leave behind their money, or legacy, to one child due solely to birth order or gender ... |
| | | | ... retirement - and the cost of that inaction is significant," HESTA chief executive Debby Blakey said. "Without reform, the problem will only grow. We need system-level change to make it easier for people to access tax-free income in retirement." The research ... |
| | | | ... choice is not an excuse to "displace" trustee responsibility, stating that product risk "doesn't become somebody else's problem because advice was given, or because the member selected it." "More broadly, the matters suggest ASIC expects trustees to ... |
| | | | ... labour constraints and improve safety through solutions that complement existing inspection models. "FMT is solving that problem with a platform that is not only safer and more efficient but also unlocks a new level of asset intelligence and predictive ... |
| | | | ... see bank transactions purchasing shares or purchasing properties or even title deeds or share records? Then I think this problem wouldn't exist," she says. Two steps back The collapses have spelled trouble for the financial advice industry, setting ... |
| | | | ... legacy systems create a multitude of challenges that compound each other, making it "generally hard to solve". "The main problem we face is that institutions have their own legacy systems which have been there for a long time, and what happens is it ... |
| | | | ... "squarely in play". "What [the] decision tells us is that the RBA is no longer willing to treat above-target inflation as a problem that time and patience will resolve," he said. "With the energy shock from the Strait of Hormuz crisis now compounding ... |
| | | | ... internationally, and average levels of wealth and income in the economy are pretty good by international comparisons. But we have a problem with inflation. It's too high," he said. "Our projection is that inflation will only return to the target ... |
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