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| | | ... coronavirus outbreak, thanks to its diversification. Appearing before the Senate Finance and Public Administration Legislation Committee in Canberra yesterday, Arndt was asked about the Future Fund's capacity to handle the investment impact of the ... |
| | | | ... interests of all members. They also pointed out there were several regulatory approvals still to clear, and noted legislation would need to be passed to enable any partnership. QSuper chair Don Luke said the discussions had stepped up after both funds ... |
| | | | ... to 22% by the end of 2018, according to the most recent available data." It argues this lift could be thanks to new legislation introduced in September 2018, which mandated that every public company in California have at least one female director on ... |
| | | | ... charge advice fees to MySuper members as the government implements recommendations from the Royal Commission. Draft legislation currently open for consultation would stop Australians paying for financial advice from their MySuper accounts. The Financial ... |
| | | | ... losses and the impact of regulatory reforms, including the Putting Members Interests First and Protecting Your Super legislation. However, Link pointed to "strong underlying member growth" and improved fee for service revenues as keys to underpinning ... |
| | | | ... July." ASIC said the guidance will provide practical examples for mortgage brokers to follow. "Consistent with the legislation, the draft guidance is high-level and principles-based, but also incorporates practical examples," it said. "The purpose of ... |
| | | | ... year are still yet to eventuate. Speaking at the 2020 SMSF Association conference, Burgess said that when it comes to legislation, 2019 was "interrupted". He pointed out that several pieces of legislation with a proposed start date of 1 January 2020 ... |
| | | | ... fund is the latest to hike fees ahead of the Protecting Your Super (PYS) and Putting Members Interest First (PMIF) legislation. First Super announced an increase to its administration fee, going from $1.50 per week to $2.25 per week. In addition, First ... |
| | | | ... death and TPD increasing between 10.5% and 23.8%. Death only premiums under fixed cover will rise by 2%. "The new legislation will reduce the number of members who will have automatic default cover. This means there'll be fewer insured members to share ... |
| | | | ... it. This is monumental incompetence, incompetence on an Olympic scale," Jones said. "So, yes, we will support the legislation. But in doing so, we have to point out incompetence and mistake, incompetence and mistake, minister after minister after minister ... |
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