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| | | ... $3 million from 15% to 30%. The bill's future now rests after the upcoming federal election. Jericho said if the government can convince the crossbench to support these changes, all Australians would be better off. "Superannuation tax concessions ... |
| | | | ... Zuckerberg, Sundar Pichai and Tim Cook were in the audience, with Musk also selected to head the new Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). From executive orders, tariffs and the potential rise of meme coins, here's what the experts are saying as ... |
| | | | The Grattan Institute is urging the government to mandate the partial annuitisation of Australians' superannuation and implement the 'best-in-show' list of funds to help simplify a "complex" system and allow retirees to spend their savings ... |
| | | | ... gloom in the US economy. "I think there are a lot of legitimate concerns that Americans have. For example, ineffective government, they're angry about it. They're angry about immigration. There are people with legitimate issues." Dimon believes ... |
| | | | Max Gill has been promoted to senior portfolio analyst with QIC's state investments team. Gill joined the Queensland Government's $68 billion investment arm six years ago working initially with the global multi-asset team followed by the state ... |
| | | | The Financial Advice Association of Australia (FAAA) believes the government may have failed in its obligations when introducing the Compensation Scheme of Last Resort (CSLR) by skipping a key step. Following a review of documents the FAAA obtained ... |
| | | | BlackRock senior managing director, head of global client business Mark Wiedman - who was regarded as a potential successor to chief executive Larry Fink - is exiting the asset manager. Wiedman is responsible for BlackRock's commercial relationships ... |
| | | | ... impossible task as it stands," Joiner said. Expected tailwinds, nevertheless, include improving economic conditions, robust government spending and support for infrastructure, decarbonisation efforts, rapidly expanding electricity demand, and the need ... |
| | | | ... legislated late last year. However, given the variety of behaviours among current retirees, it's unlikely that the government will prescribe or prohibit specific retirement income products in the foreseeable future. Therefore, "we need to find another ... |
| | | | ... employment towards lower-productivity sectors and affects overall productivity performance," he said. "Given the ongoing government support for non-market sectors and lukewarm business investment, we see limited upside for labour productivity growth ... |
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