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| | | School banking programs are marketed as a force for good in the community, targeting vulnerable customers in young children who don't end up improving their financial management behaviour, ASIC's two-year review found. After engaging nearly ... |
| | | | ... financial advice tool more than double year-on-year. Rest Online Advice interactions increased by 252% in the 2019/2020 financial year compared to the previous year. In total Rest Advice has 12,806 interactions and Rest Online Advice had 9790. There ... |
| | | | AustralianSuper's total assets ticked up to $200 billion, after a record-new 400,000 signups in FY20 and strong performance. As at November-end, it had over 2.3 million members from around 330,000 businesses, implying about 10% of Australia's ... |
| | | | ASIC has cancelled the AFSLs of two financial services providers, one from Victoria and the other from Western Australia. Victorian financial services provider Jels Financial Group has had its license cancelled by the regulator for failing to demonstrate ... |
| | | | ... complaints had risen to 80,546 from 47,223, which is a 14% increase in the monthly average compared to the last financial year. Of these, it resolved 76,681 complaints and awarded or obtained $258.6 million in compensation or refunds to complainants. ... |
| | | | ... statistics Andrew Tomadini said. "Organisations continued to adjust to the economic uncertainty, recording fewer end of financial year wage reviews and delaying enterprise bargaining agreement increases. This led to a significantly reduced number of ... |
| | | | ... July last year, it announced some changes to income protection waiting periods and benefit periods. Over the last financial year, QSuper paid over 6600 income protection, 700 TPD and 450 death cover claims. |
| | | | ... FY21, TCorp's funding program consists of $32 billion of new client loans. Maturities for the remainder of this financial year stood $3.8 billion; it has raised $14 billion as at 31 October 2020. The forecast increase in new client loans of $32 billion ... |
| | | | ... sector. The sector tallied up $43 million in revenue from missed payments in FY19, rising 38% over the previous financial year. "Buy now pay later arrangements are clearly popular as a payment method. While working for the majority of users, some consumers ... |
| | | | ... Around half of the total applications are repeat applications; those who removed up to $10,000 prior to the new financial year, and again when the second tranche opened. This indicates those who took advantage of the scheme in the first half of the year ... |
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