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| | | ... inflation is coming down, they could have been having baked beans or can soup instead of turkey for Thanksgiving dinner. Australians too have plenty to be thankful. Thank you that the Reserve Bank of Australia has acted swiftly and aggressively to counter ... |
| | | | ... Pearce, shadow minister for financial services, superannuation and corporate law, said specialist auditors would assist Australians make the most out of their retirement savings and commended SPAA's auditor initiative. "Accreditation through a professional ... |
| | | | ... of advisors into the limelight - highlighting their roles in safeguarding the wealth and superannuation savings of Australians, according to the Minister for superannuation and corporate law, Senator Nick Sherry. Speaking at the Financial Planning Association ... |
| | | | ... lifetime. The results of the survey are broadly similar to an AXA Australia survey that found more than 50 per cent of Australians are prepared to pay a small fee to protect their superannuation and remain invested in the stock market. Milliman interviewed ... |
| | | | ... Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) Governor Glenn Stevens will be remembered by, it could be his rational warning to Australians. In a speech before a function sponsored by the Committee for Economic Development of Australia (CEDA), Stevens admitted that ... |
| | | | The Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia has appointed Greg Healy, director of AMP Corporate Superannuation, as the new Chair of the Board. Healy has been elected to succeed Rosemary Vilgan. Healy was previously Chair of the ASFA Admin and ... |
| | | | The global financial crisis prompted only 13 per cent of Australians to change the way they save for their retirement and a majority 80 per cent are happy with the performance of their super fund, a new industry survey shows. The findings were from ... |
| | | | Super funds can help millions of working Australians boost their retirement savings through "mass advice", a new advice service that can be delivered in 15 to 40 minutes without falling foul of ASIC regulation. ASFA research released last year shows ... |
| | | | A Fujitsu survey found high net wealth Australians are seven times more concerned now about their retirement savings than they were a few months ago as equity markets continue to crack their nest eggs. Martin North, Fujitsu managing director of consulting ... |
| | | | ... source a good portion of their labour force from these third world regions. "Thirty or 50 years from now, majority of Australians will take their origins from countries other than the UK, Scotland and other European countries." And these Australians ... |
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