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| | | ... requires you look at a person's debt, at their personal circumstances and then you give them advice. I didn't say anything about product or about investments, I said advice." In contrast, he said, what we're seeing now in the first iteration ... |
| | | | ... a "complete joke," arguing that Australians have already suffered a historic collapse in living standards, worse than anything seen anywhere else in the world. He added that conditions are set to get a "lot worse." "I don't think people will be fooled... ... |
| | | | ... and build a comprehensive picture of where they're at as well as where they want to be. "Cohorting members based on anything other than age is going to be very difficult for super funds to achieve at present, without the support of a dedicated data ... |
| | | | ... up to $13,000 and 0.09225% for those over $13,000; currently members pay $22 for trades up to $20,0000 and 0.11% for anything over $20,000. OneVue recently advised its super fund clients it was discontinuing its DIO platform service. Among them, NGS ... |
| | | | ... happening until later in the year," Chesler said. "The recent rate cut doesn't mean we have inflation under control - if anything, we're going to be walking on eggshells for the rest of the year until we've had a solid run of lowered inflation." ... |
| | | | ... "It's not my professional view, and I don't think it would be anyone in ASIC's professional view, that ASIC has been anything like silent on the concept of member services, including, in particular, the payment processing, treatment of claimants ... |
| | | | ... addressing speculation about a potential bid for the CFS wrap platform, George said AMP is "certainly not looking for anything at the moment," but noted that if assets came to market, "we'd have a look." "We could also think of little things like ... |
| | | | ... addition, IG market analyst Tony Sycamore noted that the statement was missing the sentence that the board "wasn't ruling anything out." Instead, this was replaced by the observation that "the board is gaining confidence that inflation is moving sustainably ... |
| | | | ... to improve their processes and documentation, but experts warn they must exercise a degree of caution and ensure that anything it produces complies with regulation. A whopping 84% of Australian workers currently use AI, but a large percentage of these ... |
| | | | ... delays. In a letter to committee chair Senator Andrew Bragg, Swan thanked Bragg for the invitation but said he didn't have anything more to add than what was already said when Cbus chief executive Kristian Fok fronted the committee. "I understand that ... |
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