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| | | ... needs before employers'. "We will support the legislation even if our suggestions are not adopted," Albanese clarified. "Never let the perfect be the enemy of the good, and this is good legislation." It was a sparse House of Representatives that met ... |
| | | | ... the crisis, but did not elaborate on that issue. "What the virus has done is push pause on the global economy. That has never happened before," Morrison said. The six-month timeline for the shutdowns that the government has been working to, Morrison ... |
| | | | ... of higher taxes and sub-standard services". Richardson points out that with interest rates at 2000-year lows, there has never been a better time for governments to borrow. Even with the government spending twice the amount than it did in response to ... |
| | | | ... economic playbook has been thrown out the window. "Quantitative easing (QE) was an unfinished experiment as central banks never really unwound it," Jennings said. "Now we have gone QE to infinity and beyond we really are in a galaxy far, far away. Uncharted ... |
| | | | ... so they dive out of public offer funds into an SMSF," Heffron said. "And that's OK for a lot of people but it's never good as a knee jerk reaction. They might change funds or start an SMSF but the question is, if those decisions weren't sensible ... |
| | | | ... believes that after experiencing the benefits of online grocery shopping or food delivery services, some "slow adopters" may never return to their old habits. "Once the slow adopters are forced to order their first lot of groceries online, they may not ... |
| | | | ... important to recognise that a catalyst can come. "We had no insight into what would cause markets to fall, the catalyst can never be anticipated," Doyle said. "We were all focused on trade, or Iran, and it was none of those things in the end. That's ... |
| | | | Although all men may be created equal, multi-asset strategies are most certainly not, with returns from balanced, growth, moderate and flexible strategies producing wildly different outcomes during the COVID-19 sell-off. In its latest report, Morningstar ... |
| | | | ... is essential to support the long term sustainability of the fund. "In the current environment, the likes of which we have never before seen, the most important thing we need to do is take steps to make sure our organisation is solid, so that we can continue ... |
| | | | ... their client's needs. "These are very tough times for Australians, in particular - but not limited to - those who've never experienced a major market downturn, and those nearing or in retirement," he said. "This leads to next-level responsibility ... |
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