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| | ... costs fairer for those without insurance. From August 1, TWUSUPER members with insurance cover will be charged 3% of their gross insurance premiums each month as a separate fee. The aim is to address the cross-subsidisation that currently occurs as all ... |
| | | ... increase demand for food domestically and internationally, robust free-trade agreements supporting exports, and an $80.4billion gross value agricultural production forecast for 2022, contributing approximately 2% to Australia's GDP." CAF's launch will ... |
| | | ... Participants must have a minimum 2% deposit of the purchase price, with no lenders mortgage insurance required and earn a maximum gross income of $90,000 for singles and $120,000 for couples. The property purchase price must be less than $950,000 in ... |
| | | ... motoring, and financial services. In the superannuation sector, the 34 member-owned industry funds saw a significant rebound in gross annual revenue and profitability following a large downturn in 2020. The report said: "The pandemic impacted the Australian ... |
| | | ... 9.02% compared to the RBA Cash Rate benchmark. The fund incurs a management fee of 1.35% and performance fee of 20% of the gross performance above benchmark. Eason added that this announcement also marks a milestone in the investment manager's growth ... |
| | | ... will acquire MTIS Wealth Management on July 1, adding about $380 million in funds under management to its pool and total gross revenues of $3 million a year. Under the deal, MTIS founders Pauline Hammer and Anna Garuccio have committed to stay with the ... |
| | | ... processes and triggered an overwhelming number of redemption requests. At the time, GAM gave little to no detail as to what the "gross misconduct" investigated involved, however the FCA did in handing down its penalties. According to the FCA, the conflicts ... |
| | | ... acknowledge the increase in Official Development Assistance (ODA) in this year's Budget, it is still not in line with 0.7% of Gross National Income (GNI), which the government committed to under the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)," she said. ... |
| | | ... found just a 6% improvement in women's workforce participation could add up to $25 billion, approximately 1%, to Australia's Gross Domestic Product. Childcare could also be used as a tool to address the gender super gap. The Deloitte modelling suggested ... |
| | | ... Labour Organisation backed these findings again. It concluded that at a national level, better female employment increases gross domestic product and at a company level, more women in leadership generates more profits. On the back of similar research ... |
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