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| | ... I know what it feels like to feel financially lost and like you're missing out on services and opportunities that the wealthy take for granted," Devine, who is also managing director of Melbourne's Zella Wealth, said. "That's why taking this step to ... |
| | | ... age of 60. Second, Miller cautioned that relying on inheritance to address these issues creates structural inequality as wealthy families remain wealthy through generations while the rest of society has less economic mobility. |
| | | ... can attract advisers of this calibre." The expansion supports Crestone's vision to be the first-choice advisory firm for wealthy individuals across Australia, he added. |
| | | ... Take your pick. Bloomberg reports that: "President Joe Biden will propose almost doubling the capital gains tax rate for wealthy individuals to 39.6% (from 20%)... For those earning $US1 million or more, the new top rate, coupled with an existing surtax ... |
| | | ... receive an oversized benefit from these tax concessions," Littleton said. "Just from these four tax concessions, every year wealthy men receive an extra $24 billion dollars more than women - further entrenching inequality." The report noted that winding ... |
| | | ... billion in 2019. While inheritances can help the receiver prepare for retirement, they are distributed unequally. The wealthy tend to receive substantially more thus increasing intragenerational inequity, the review found. In 2018, the ATO estimated ... |
| | | ... compared the super industry to "1930s Chicago gangland gangster wars", before saying that super mostly only benefits the wealthy and lines the pockets of fund managers. Then Rennick moved on to the issue of super funds and short selling. He commended ... |
| | | ... the number of financial advisers continue to dwindle and many opt to serve a specific demographic that is educated and wealthy, an emerging field of unadvised clients falls by the wayside. Many in the latter surfaced at the thick of the coronavirus pandemic. ... |
| | | ... potential to improve people's day-to-day wellbeing, rather than having already reached a plateau for many people in wealthy countries. "Drawing on 1,725,994 experience-sampling reports from 33,391 employed US adults, the present results show that ... |
| | | The investment giant is making a bigger play for wealthy investors, offering them a more personalised strategy with the acquisition of an equity index business for US$1.05 billion. BlackRock is set to acquire investment manager Aperio, which provides ... |
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