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| | | ... our insurance products align to members' lifestyles and financial aspirations as well as offering long-term value, rather than short-term changes. It is important that we take a balanced approach that is both affordable and sustainable." The changes ... |
| | | | ... of members closer to retirement. "Many members are choosing to receive a regular income from their super in retirement rather than withdrawing their balance as a lump sum payment," it said. "As part of the review, we identified that changes to the asset ... |
| | | | ... still attempts to blame the Puutu Kunti Kurrama and Pinikura people; previous Rio Tinto administrations; and anyone else, rather than the company's current senior management," ACCR strategy lead James Fitzgerald said. "Tens of thousands of years of cultural ... |
| | | | ... scheme has also been extended with the key date for assessing which employees are eligible for JobKeeper now 1 July 2020, rather than 1 March 2020. Additionally, employees that meet the eligibility requirements can now be nominated by a new employer ... |
| | | | ... relative trade-offs," JPMAM said. "It is more important to organise alternative by what they do for investor portfolios, rather than what they look like." Additionally, JPMAM said ESG is indispensable to alternatives, especially to real estate assets ... |
| | | | ... said that while 5000 retirees used the facility in the first year, research shows that a large portion of retirees would rather access the downsizer contribution while remaining in their home. |
| | | | ... and the Finance Minister and the Treasurer have made during the course of the election campaign as well, there's been a rather significant event since then," Morrison said. "But nevertheless, they are matters we are aware of, and they have to be considered ... |
| | | | ... renewed disaster in another. The uncertainty of it all is more worrying. Consumers concerned about employment would save rather than spend the dollars governments' are handing out, much less borrow even on zero interest rates. So too would businesses. ... |
| | | | ... from the life insurance industry for regulatory freedom to allow life companies to be able to fund mental health treatment rather than paying out claims with a lump sum have been criticised for the unintended consequences these policies could have. Slater ... |
| | | | ... change, to enable members to bring forward up to three years of non-concessional contributions if they are younger than 67 (rather than 65), is currently before parliament. For the 2004-05 to 2019-20 financial years, a member who is between 65 and 75 ... |
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