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| | | ... by FY 2012-13 that would grow to 0.4% of GDP in FY 2015-16. All because many of the assumptions contained in the Budget Papers 2012-13 turned out overly optimistic (in hindsight) and some just plainly off the mark - such as: "Growth is expected to be ... |
| | | | ... through the impact of technology, efficiency dividends and staff freezes. As for "good debt" versus "bad debt", the Budget papers report that about 89% of Australia's Budget is recurrent spending and only 11% is for capital investment. By 2021 this recurrent ... |
| | | | ... counting down) before us, Australians all, find out what the government has in store for us when it releases the Budget Papers 2017-18 at approximately 7.30pm (AEST) on Tuesday 9 May 2017. Some Budget measures have already been leaked - the Australian ... |
| | | | ... budget deficit beamed up by a cumulative A$10.3 billion over the next four years to FY2019/20. (The May 2016/17 Budget Papers had the deficit at A$84.6 bil over the next four years). The projected peak in net debt was also beamed up by a year from FY2017/18 ... |
| | | | ... the statistics, the most popular topics this year included how to gain long-term returns via equities, what the federal budget means for SMSF trustees, tax and regulation, and how to diversify a portfolio in a low interest-rate environment. AMP Capital ... |
| | | | ... sector is seeing sweeping changes in the way it is funded. Recent legislation has cut government funding to services amid a budget deficit and an ageing population. Service providers are increasingly having to balance the pressure of having high occupancy ... |
| | | | ... are accountable for 85% of all DB liabilities. Deeper analysis by Rainmaker of Commonwealth and State government budget papers further reveals that the full extent of government DB liabilities is underrepresented by APRA's figures. For example, while ... |
| | | | ... SMSFs with 160,000 members, SMSF administration provider, BGL Corporate Solutions - many more than suggested in the budget papers. BGL is concerned the proposed $1.6 million pension cap will affect at least 15% of SMSFs (ie 85,000 SMSFs with 160,000 ... |
| | | | ... over four years, in a move the government claims was the result of greater than expected growth in expenditure. The budget papers state that the efficiencies will be achieved through "changes to the scoring matrix of the Aged Care Funding Instrument ... |
| | | | ... ensure they do not have to choose between saving for retirement and saving for their first home," notes the official budget papers. Lifetime ISAs will enable any adult under 40 to save up to £4,000 (A$8,000) each year which will be supplemented by a ... |
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