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| | | ... protein-based food, fruits and vegetables. Studies on exactly how much the poor spend on food once their income goes up are few and far in between. That is until last year when University of Minnesota applied economics professor Marc Bellemare and his ... |
| | | | ... reasons why Ashton has chosen to go to CBA. "The Institutional market in Australia has changed significantly over the last few years," she said. "With superannuation funds merging and insourcing, their needs have changed. Ashton pointed out that banks ... |
| | | | ... diligence. This combination - journalism, institutional research and advice-sector leadership - gave Dyall a vantage point few in the industry share. It's also what formed his approach at Rainmaker: clear, empirically grounded and always geared toward ... |
| | | | ... pays off for people, and taking on a new job is a great time to prompt that conversation. "Starting a new job is one of the few times many people pause and think about their super. We should use that moment to put clear, comparable information in front ... |
| | | | ... Deloitte Access Economics partner Stephen Smith said today's figures confirm that a rate cut is off the table for the next few months. Inflation pressures in the economy have accelerated in the recent past, he explained, noting that the latest data ... |
| | | | While financial advisers have marginally increased the number of clients on their books to 112 on average, they aspire to serve 36% more, a new Colonial First State (CFS) survey finds. Advisers on average have increased the number of clients served ... |
| | | | ... treatment of lifetime income streams. "We knew the solution would be of interest to advisers, but the response to date - only a few months in - has been really exciting and has meant we've had to expand our team to keep up with this demand," McCarthy ... |
| | | | ... within a cyber-secure online environment," FAAA chief executive Sarah Abood told the 2025 FAAA Congress in Perth. Over the last few weeks, Abood pointed to a "big win" for the advice sector following two years of closely working with the Attorney-General's ... |
| | | | ... the scope for further monetary easing, particularly with inflation having been above its target for much of the preceding few years," it said. However, should the labour market weaken materially, it would be inclined to cut interest rates. "Members observed ... |
| | | | ... aren't slowing. The number of impacted consumers continues to rise, and the proportionate negative impact caused by a relative few remains significant," Berry said. The CSLR did outline the major failures that have been accounted for in the FY27 ... |
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