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| | | New Zealand's sovereign wealth fund, NZ Super Fund, posted a herculean return of 14.94% this past financial year, trouncing its peers, according to data provider Global SWF. The fund outperformed its Treasury Bills benchmark - a measure based on the ... |
| | | | ... additional medicines being made available, bringing the total to almost 300. "We're indexing payments for people on Jobseeker, the age pension, disability support pension, carer payment and parenting payment, as well as Commonwealth Rent Assistance," ... |
| | | | Super funds are falling short of millennial members' expectations, according to financial experts at an ASIC roundtable. The roundtable panellists, which included financial adviser Andrew Dunbar, She's on the Money podcast host Victoria Devine ... |
| | | | ... reduced the actual return to members?" Levy said. "We need the super system to be effective so that we're not all reliant on the Age Pension." |
| | | | CLSA Australia paid a penalty of $144,300 in relation of an infringement notice for failing to provide correct regulatory data to the relevant market operator. The infringement noticed, given by Markets Disciplinary Panel (MDP), considered that from ... |
| | | | Insignia Financial appointed Wylie Fowler as its general manager of brand strategy, as it looks to revitalise the MLC brand. Insignia said Fowler will be accountable for the development of brand strategies for all its brands, with the focus on enhancing ... |
| | | | ... deputy chair Sarah Court said Jayaweera's actions betrayed the trust of his clients with some clients at or near retirement age and caused them significant financial harm. "This sentence demonstrates that such behaviour will not be tolerated," she ... |
| | | | The merger of IFM Investors and ISPT has moved forward as the latter's shareholders agree on the conditions of the deal. ISPT's board has notified IFM Investors that it "has elected to support a binding offer made to ISPT and their unit holders." ... |
| | | | ... Australians on what the crisis had caused them to do over the past 12 months. It stated that 41% of the total respondents across all age groups have taken more action on the retirement planning front. Specifically, 44% of those aged 40-54 years and 29% ... |
| | | | Australia must move beyond pervasive short-termism and lift its policy ambitions if the nation is to reach its economic potential, according to the Committee for Economic Development of Australia (CEDA). "Our record of almost three decades of economic ... |
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