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| | | ... forward to working on behalf of members of our nation's leading superannuation fund in what are very important and challenging times," Adams said. |
| | | | ... "On the economic front, there has been very close coordination between monetary and fiscal policy, as there should be at times like this," Lowe said. "As part of the RBA's contribution to dealing with the pandemic, we announced a comprehensive package ... |
| | | | ... performance," he told Financial Standard. "Those that ignore their social and governance responsibilities during these uncertain times may benefit in the short term - but at what long-term cost?" Possibly for the first time, investors are paying close ... |
| | | | ... duress because of this pandemic. They need help to get back on their feet. Mota said people who may have fallen on tough times are now faced with difficult decisions about whether to access their super early, take a ' holiday' from their mortgage, or ... |
| | | | ... likely to buy a property in the next six to 12 months because of the pandemic." The resilience of property during turbulent times as well as record low interest rates continues to encourage property investors, he said. Interestingly, 36% of those surveyed ... |
| | | | ... income through adopting a dividend-rotation technique, which takes advantage of company dividends being paid at different times in the year. "This technique involves rotating in and out of dividend-paying companies throughout the year around ex-dividend ... |
| | | | ... reduction. There is an understanding at the ATO that COVID-19 is not business as usual for anyone, even SMSF trustees. "In normal times, an arm's length landlord would be expected to enforce the terms of the lease and any deviation from the lease terms ... |
| | | | ... the industry now speculate that the SG might be rounded to 10% (which starts from July 2021) and then be deferred until times are better for us all." Rice said it was likely all superannuation payments would continue to be tax-free, though said it would ... |
| | | | ... 25.3% of the time, and within 10 business days 29.4% of the time. Qantas Super, another fund which has been slow on release times from the beginning, continued the trend, releasing funds within five business days just 57% of the time. The country's ... |
| | | | ... allocation at the wrong time can jeopardise a lifetime of savings." This lack of financial literacy can prove treacherous in times of market volatility, she added. "Australian super funds - including the team at Russell Investments Master Trust - work ... |
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