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| | | ... following the release of the Productivity Commission's report that determined there were too many super funds offering too little value to members. Most recently, NGS Super and Australian Catholic Superannuation and Retirement Fund announced their ... |
| | | | The perfect storm of government stimulus and a new breed of retail traders with little investing know-how are resuscitating the share market, but for how long? According to Julia Lee, founder and chief investment officer of Burman Invest, numerous factors ... |
| | | | ... revolutionary spirit continues in the fight against those ideals. "Many of those forces sit opposite us today. All with their little red books, bobbling their heads to every command issued by their big brother - industry super funds, run by unions," ... |
| | | | ... while households that are most at risk of experiencing very large changes in asset values (relative to income) tend to have little leverage. Overall, the bank said the findings confirm that Australian household indebtedness has important implications ... |
| | | | ... circumstances when currencies are depreciating," Vision said. "Historically there have been very long periods where there has been little return from holding gold, and we're not intending to hold as a constant allocation. However, there will be times ... |
| | | | ... of cultural heritage management by the mining company. "Rio Tinto's board review is highly disappointing. It amounts to little more than a public relations exercise that still attempts to blame the Puutu Kunti Kurrama and Pinikura people; previous Rio ... |
| | | | ... deferring dividend decisions until COVID-19's impact was clearer. At July end, it relaxed dividend payout expectation a little but still said the cohort should retain at least half of their earnings while deciding dividends until December, after ... |
| | | | ... training, resources, and potential dispute resolution and compensation is removed," Ardino and Harrison said. "There is very little duplication in what ASIC and AFSLs do, so if the government removes either and wants the same level of oversight for the ... |
| | | | ... there are definitely parts of the market that you could consider to be overvalued, but at the same time, there are still little pockets of value out there in the market." Australia's CAPE, on the other hand, is currently "bang-on" its long-term average ... |
| | | | ... as a result of the sale of Wealthtrac to its original founders," Damien Hodgkinson of Olvera said. "We want to create as little disruption as possible, as we enter into discussions with creditors and shareholders." The shareholder who failed to meet ... |
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