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| | | Shadow Treasurer Chris Bowen has given his backing to small business tax cuts made in the budget but has branded the so-called crack-down on multi-nationals "a cop out". "We welcome the small business package," he told the ABC's Leigh Sales. "We support ... |
| | | | ... superannuants more on the income they have generated for their retirement," he said. Morrison also announced the closure of a loophole that saw 48,000 Australians, particularly retired public servants, hide large portions of their defined benefit income ... |
| | | | Six years after US financial regulatory mismanagement triggered the GFC, US policy makers are still debating how the US regulatory system should be restructured. The Volcker Alliance, a non-partisan regulatory think tank comprising former senior regulators ... |
| | | | Industry Super Australia (ISA) report 'Commissions by Another Name' has sparked outrage among some industry stakeholders, which have labelled it as wrong, inaccurate and misleading. "Consumers are being misled by a scare campaign on [the Future of Financial ... |
| | | | Labor, the Greens and Industry Super Australia (ISA) strongly opposed amendments to the Future of Financial Advice (FoFA) legislation on the grounds that changes "seem designed to protect the profits of larger financial services companies." Both Labor ... |
| | | | ... earned over $180,000, increases from 45% to 47%. Opposition Senate Leader Penny Wong says Labor is concerned about a loophole that means only "the wealthy but poorly advised" will pay the two%." For someone earning $200,000 that means paying an extra ... |
| | | | Corporate super specialist advisers have found a legal loophole that could allow them to maintain a business model that has been banned under the Future of Financial Advice (FoFA) legislation. The loophole, as described by Commonwealth Bank of Australia ... |
| | | | Shadow Financial Services and Superannuation Minister Bernie Ripoll has called for a full parliamentary debate for the government's proposed Future of Financial Advice (FoFA) reforms. "We need a proper parliamentary debate rather than force changes ... |
| | | | ... where commissions are permitted on general advice, but prohibited where personal advice is provided. "This could create a loophole in the advice regime where it is possible to charge a notional amount for a personal advice component and recoup the remaining ... |
| | | | Stricter company reporting rules are needed, as some companies are giving institutional shareholders an unfair advantage by providing "privileged information," according to top Australian fund manager John Abernathy. The Clime Asset Management chief ... |
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