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08 July 2015 • By • 1 min read

Higher preservation age to save $7 billion

A new report by the Productivity Commission has found that an increase in the preservation age to 65 would save taxpayers $7 billion. As well as ...

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Aussie share ownership slips to 36 per cent

Excluding superannuation, 36 per cent of the Australian adults were invested in the Australian share market in 2014, according to a new study by the ...

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Hostplus adds infrastructure and lifecycle options

Industry fund Hostplus has unveiled two new investment options: an Australian infrastructure option in partnership with Industry Funds Management, and ...

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Aon Hewitt launches direct investment option

Aon Hewitt has launched a direct investment option for the Aon Master Trust in partnership with Lonsec. The new Aon Master Trust direct investment ...

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Midwinter appoints former CommSec BDM

Financial planning software firm Midwinter has poached a senior business development manager from CommSec. Adam Rebeira makes the move to Midwinter ...

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RBA keeps rates on hold - July 2015

The Reserve Bank of Australia has announced it will keep the official cash rate on hold for the month of July. All 33 economists and commentators ...

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Robo-advice margins set to plummet

The entrance of vertically integrated players into the automated advice space could wreck direct-to-retail robo-advice business models, warns Apex ...

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'Grexit' won't derail markets: AMP Capital

The victory of the 'no' vote in Greece has increased the likelihood of a Greek exit from the eurozone, but concerned investors should remember the ...

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Governance Institute backs ID number for directors

The Governance Institute of Australia has backed the Productivity Commission's proposed director identification number (DIN) as a means to reduce ...

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First State Super wins ACT govt tender

First State Super has retained its position as the default fund for ACT government employees following its successful tender. First State Super ...

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