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| | | Australians' superannuation savings became a little safer yesterday when the Senate passed laws to safeguard the retirement nest eggs. The bill modernises and strengthens protection of superannuation savings from theft or fraud and is designed to make ... |
| | | | ... on the government to introduce significant tax reforms. The Centre for Independent Studies (CIS) today called for Australians to receive their first $14,000 a year tax-free, extending the tax-free threshold to cover a worker's basic survival needs. The ... |
| | | | Comfortable retirement is a pipedream for many ordinary working Australians, according to a major superannuation fund. Superannuation Trust of Australia chief executive officer Mark Delaney said the nation's superannuation policy debate needed to take ... |
| | | | The majority of retired Australians are living on no more than $320 per week, but that hasn't deterred people from leaving work years before the traditional retirement age, a study released yesterday found. Figures that validate growing concern in Canberra ... |
| | | | ... had claimed in print, radio and internet advertisements that his property investment strategies could turn ordinary Australians into millionaires without equity or debt. But in November last year, Mr Kaye put NII into administration owing a potential ... |
| | | | ... changes to superannuation, the federal government said. Assistant Treasurer Helen Coonan said up to one million more Australians would now be eligible to receive matched superannuation contributions from the government. Under a law which passed last ... |
| | | | ... falsely claimed in print, radio and internet advertisements that his property investment strategies could turn ordinary Australians into millionaires. On the second day of the hearing, property consultant Scott Keck told the court strategies taught by ... |
| | | | ... to 7.5% by the year end, Wizard, Australia's biggest non-bank lender, had just opened its 200th branch. Bouris said Australians aged between 40 to 54 years with an investment property have jumped from one in 15 in 2001, to one in ten in 2003, citing ... |
| | | | Half of Australia's borrowers are expecting another interest rate rise following the Reserve Bank's board meeting today, a survey shows. The central bank is holding its March board meeting today, and economists are divided over whether the bank will ... |
| | | | ... investors who want to "emulate the investment secrets of richer investors". It said the new vehicle would allow average Australians to buy into Private Portfolio's higher performance growth equities fund. Private Portfolio founder and director High MacNally ... |
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