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| | | Australia's superannuation assets have jumped 500% over the last 20 years and are on track to become the second-largest pension market globally by 2030, the WTW's Thinking Ahead Institute predicts. Australia's superannuation assets reached more than ... |
| | | | ... 30% of the cost of renting a cheap one-bedroom home in an Australian capital city...," the report said. Although the government has raised the maximum rate of rent assistance by 27% - above inflation - in the past two budgets, boosting the maximum rate ... |
| | | | The federal government is backtracking on one key financial adviser education requirement by scrapping the list of approved qualifications and proposing to allow any bachelor's degree or higher. Assistant treasurer Stephen Jones this morning announced ... |
| | | | ... research found. HESTA said it strongly supports improved access to advice through the implementation of Tranche 2 of the government's Quality of Advice reforms. Blakey said the expansion of intra-fund advice to include Transition to Retirement, Retirement ... |
| | | | ... economy, according to Treasurer Jim Chalmers. Speaking at the Business Council of Australian dinner, Chalmers said the government was preparing for Australia to enter the "fourth economy". "Every four decades or so from the 1900s we have transformed ... |
| | | | ... put much faith in or rely on them. That's why we think the mandatory customer service standard proposed by the government is important to bring everyone up to a minimum standard." ASIC declined to comment. |
| | | | ... the advice profession $70 million in 2025/26, but in fact much more in 2026/27, there is an absolute urgency for the government to take action," he said. "Deferring action on the grounds of a delay in the Senate inquiry or due to calling a new review ... |
| | | | ... from the Senate program today, the Better Targeted Superannuation Concessions Bill could soon be a reality, with the government needing to secure just one more supporter. The Bill was supposed to be debated in the Senate today, but it failed to be mentioned ... |
| | | | ... Australian dollar could also add to import prices. "But in the absence of retaliation against US tariffs by Australian government or a sharp fall in the Aussie dollar, I struggle to see why inflation here would go up in the short term." Oliver believes ... |
| | | | ... PDFI will offer a diversified portfolio of Australian and global bonds, serving as a core fixed income allocation from government, corporate, mortgage, and other global fixed interest securities. Finally, PCRD aims to achieve higher return through PIMCO's ... |
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