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| | | ... start of this year." McCrindle added that Australia is more culturally diverse than ever before. "Almost half of all Australians have at least one parent born overseas," he said. "What's more, census data highlights that one in four Australians speaks ... |
| | | | ... treasurer Angus Taylor slammed the proposed doubling of superannuation tax to 30%, saying it is a blatant attack on Australians' wealth. |
| | | | The changes in concessional and non-concessional contributions caps announced today could mean that some Australians can have additional disposable income to contribute to superannuation, according to the SMSF Association. From 1 July 2024, the standard ... |
| | | | ... Labor proposed increasing the 15% tax to 30% under Division 296 tax laws, calculating it will affect fewer than 80,000 Australians. "The new tax is a shocker - a doubling of taxation on Australians' retirement savings a regime that proposes a different ... |
| | | | ... ramifications for the SMSF and APRA-regulated sectors as it will ultimately uplift outcomes in the retirement phase for all Australians, industry experts say. The first day of the annual SMSF Association National Conference at the Brisbane Convention ... |
| | | | Australians are not underspending in retirement and are typically exhausting all their savings, research shows, sparking a call for advice reforms to be expedited, allowing contributions to be made in retirement, and no mandated use of annuities by ... |
| | | | Mercer, AustralianSuper, Hostplus, UniSuper, and Brighter Super recorded the largest growth in member numbers, according to new analysis from Perple - People Performance, underscored by mergers and stiff competition. Using APRA data of the 2022-23 financial ... |
| | | | ... deducted, as well as investment returns and administration costs." The action is being funded by Woodsford. "Everyday Australians trust their superannuation funds to look after their hard-earned dollars which they have invested for their retirement," ... |
| | | | Australians want total control over how they spend their retirement savings but are willing to seek professional advice to do so, a new Financial Services Council (FSC) survey finds. The poll of 2500 superannuation members conducted by C|T Group found ... |
| | | | ... has no AFSL. Since January 2015, Great Southland has raised more than $60 million from 89 investors, 46 of which are Australians. The regulator wants Hodgson disqualified from providing financial services for however long the court sees fit. He has previously ... |
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