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| | The government has advanced its commitment to establish a Compensation Scheme of Last Resort (CSLR), releasing for consultation exposure draft regulations. The CSLR will facilitate the payment of compensation of up to $150,000 to eligible consumers ... |
| | | ... look at the operation of the benchmarks. "I want to make it clear that we support performance measurement. The Labor government is unequivocally on the side of high-performing funds and holding trustees' feet to the fire to ensure that they deliver ... |
| | | ... the criteria for these funds was to be invited to attend the summit, and how many of these funds donate to the Australian Labor Party and or make payments to unions. |
| | | ... financial planners, many of whom are small business operators, are not left bearing the full costs. "While it was in Opposition, Labor suggested amendments which would include managed investment schemes in the [CSLR] scheme, and we look forward to seeing ... |
| | | The Labor government is cracking down on multinational enterprises (MNEs) avoiding tax and transparency. Last week, Treasurer Jim Chalmers said it's the government's priority to make sure that multinational corporations pay a fair share of tax where ... |
| | | ... protecting underperforming super funds and for him signalling the gutting of the best financial interest duty. "The Labor government has no plan and no policy to improve member outcomes," Bragg settled. Nevertheless, Mercer senior partner and actuary ... |
| | | ... be a little brighter and certain, at least from a regulatory perspective, under the Albanese government. The Labor government has made clear its intentions to work with the super sector to boost economic growth, and AIST is on board with this plan, she ... |
| | | ... shadow finance minister, and shadow minister for the public service, and shadow special minister for state. "This Labor government has promised the world and must be held to account- for every cent allocated, and especially every tax dollar raised from ... |
| | | ... levels, while workers are experiencing both real wage cuts and a cost-of-living crisis." McManus called on the new Labor government, business and civil society to ensure working people's living standards don't go backwards. Further to the ACTU's concerns ... |
| | | ... the wider range of issues affecting the financial planning profession, and we are expecting the new Albanese Labor government to quickly deliver on its election commitment to provide much-needed certainty to the profession on education standards, including ... |
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