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| | ... SMSF. "One of the big detractors for young people considering an SMSF is fear of legislative change and government intervention," she said. "So, advisers working to educate and help alleviate some of those concerns should work out strategies for using ... |
| | | ... Council of Australian Life Insurers (CALI), and the Disability Discrimination Act 1992. If there were government intervention, the consultation also asks whether it be ASIC or the Australian Human Rights Commission that be given responsibility for overseeing ... |
| | | ... "They rent rather than own and are micro-party voters. They're pro-personal responsibility rather than government intervention... And with super, if they could use it now, they would." "They say things like, 'I'll probably lose it or the ... |
| | | ... subject, Financial Planning Association (FPA) chief executive Sarah Abood commented: "We don't believe government intervention to set standards for paraplanners is required, or desirable. In our view, the profession is capable of, and should be ... |
| | | ... saved for their retirement, not less. When a full list of national issues were proposed to respondents, government intervention in the superannuation industry was considered one of the least important priorities, with just 2% of Australians ranking further ... |
| | | ... should prepare for a rough patch. "There's no way to sugarcoat it: Risks to investing in China have risen. Government intervention in the country's internet-related sectors, an everchanging regulatory environment and a slowing economy have investors ... |
| | | ... have achieved 30% representation of women on the boards of its top companies without mandated quotas or government intervention. "When the push for gender diversity on the ASX 200 began, there was a view that Australia did not offer the talent pool of ... |
| | | ... philosopher Titus Maccius Plautus (254 BC - 184 BC), along with Keynesian economics - that prescribes government intervention (spending) to mitigate the drop in aggregate demand in times of recessions to stabilise economic output - has put the Australian ... |
| | | ... economic activity in a generation quicker and stronger than many believed possible. This is a credit to government intervention and the industry working hard to provide customers with the support needed at critical time," ANZ chief executive Shayne Elliott ... |
| | | ... philosopher Titus Maccius Plautus (254 BC - 184 BC), along with Keynesian economics, which prescribes government intervention (or spending) to mitigate the drop in aggregate demand in times of recessions to stabilise economic output. The proof has been ... |
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