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| | | The government is delaying the implementation of the new Aged Care Act until November 1 following widespread concerns that stakeholders weren't given enough time to prepare. The new legislation was due to commence from 1 July 2025. Now, it will be effective ... |
| | | | ... allow billionaire wealth to continue to rise unchecked while two million Australian households struggled to put food on the table... and struggle to pay bills." She said Oxfam supports the proposed reform to reduce tax discounts on super balances above ... |
| | | | Bain Capital withdrew its bid for Insignia Financial, which saw the company's share price tumble, but with CC Capital still in the mix, the takeover saga isn't over yet, according to Morningstar. Morningstar said that although the risk of a ... |
| | | | Mercer's annual periodic table, which charts 17 major asset classes investment returns on an annual basis over the last decade, reveals that there's few reliable themes, except that greater risk tends to be rewarded by greater return. Equity ... |
| | | | ... best performers, it also ranked in the top 10 over both three- and five-year periods. The remaining funds at the top of the table were the Paradice Australian Equites Fund (7.4%) and the Pendal Sustainable Australian Share Fund (7.1%). They were followed ... |
| | | | ... 50% for nuts such as almonds, macadamias, walnuts, and pistachios. Further allocations include up to 35% to both wine and table grape vineyards, up to 30% to row crops, and up to 20% to water entitlements. |
| | | | Disability income insurance (DII) continues to be a bugbear for the life insurance industry and is the most highly disputed product among advised, non-advised and group insurance customers, APRA statistics show. In 2024, total DII disputes reached 1987 ... |
| | | | ... reciprocal tariffs imposed on all nations, bar China, in excess of 10% for 90 days to encourage nations to go to the negotiating table. However, China saw tariffs increased to 125%, which will drive a further wedge between the two nations which appear ... |
| | | | ... would be a drawn-out battle over the tariffs, where countries like China or those in Europe refuse to go to the negotiating table with the US. "To date, we haven't seen them come to the negotiating table, and China has announced their retaliatory measures ... |
| | | | Opposition leader Peter Dutton put his party's policies on the table during his Budget reply speech, in which he campaigned on energy price reductions, a tougher stance on immigration and increased spending for healthcare and education. While Treasurer ... |
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