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| | | ... Australia James Carey said the spike in interest in super and insurance was understandable, given the ongoing financial stress being felt by many as a result of COVID-19. "Our research found that half of Australians claim COVID-19 has had a negative ... |
| | | | ... mutual agreement," Kingsley said. "It's also clear that a significant percentage of investors were suffering financial stress due to their own loss of employment or reduction of work hours, at 36% of survey respondents, but were still able to meet their ... |
| | | | ... to latest research. The latest wave of the Melbourne Institute's Taking the pulse of the nation survey shows financial stress increased among Australians in the wake of the government's May 8 announcement that restrictions would be lifted in a phased ... |
| | | | ... Frydenberg has announced changes to the Corporations Act, in a bid to relieve Australia's public companies from financial stress over the coming months. The changes, enacted from May 5, allow companies to hold virtual Annual General Meetings, as well ... |
| | | | ... coming months. "The banks face a substantial challenge in how they balance the competing needs of customers under financial stress with prudently managing capital to remain able to provide ongoing credit support to the broader economy," he said. Lower ... |
| | | | ... MetLife Australia said super funds and financial advisers have a significant role to play in helping ease the financial stress of their customers. "According to our research, 58% of people surveyed claim that COVID-19 has already directly impacted their ... |
| | | | ... provide training and support for transitions on or after 1 April 2020," Lloyd said. For those advisers suffering financial stress or hardship, Lloyd encouraged them to contact their licensee head to discuss options for support; "NAB is very much open ... |
| | | | ... super fund, especially after the government allowed early access to superannuation for Australian's under financial stress amid the crisis. Calls for super release to borrow from RBA A University of Melbourne finance professor and Super Consumers ... |
| | | | ... Research house Rice Warner has assessed the impact of the government's decision to allow Australians suffering financial stress to access their super early to be well above the $27 billion originally offered by Treasury. Rice Warner said that while the ... |
| | | | ... spokesperson told Financial Standard the scams have increased since the government announced Australians suffering financial stress as a result of the economic impacts of COVID-19 could access up to $10,000 of their superannuation balance this year ... |
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