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20 May 2020 • By Sarah Simpkins • 1 min read

Super funds begin rebound, but recovery still a way off

After losing 12 per cent over February and March during the COVID-19 induced market downfall, new Chant West data has shown super funds began to ...

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Hostplus expects early release to ease as economy reopens

Hostplus has reported the volume of early release applications it has received is 360 times higher than members’ usual financial hardship claims, but ...

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Australians pivot careers as job casualties pile on

New research has indicated more than 3 million Australians will be seeking a new career post-pandemic, while economists have estimated unemployment ...

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Job losses slow

There are signs of a tentative turnaround in the Australian economy as job losses begin to slow for the first time. Over the seven weeks from ...

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China stimulus on the way: BlackRock

While China was quick to launch a fiscal stimulus during the GFC, it’s held off during the COVID-19 crisis. That could be about to change. China ...

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Markets surge on vaccine hopes

Investors everywhere drew hope from the announcement of a potential vaccine – but they shouldn’t count their chickens before they’ve hatched

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China fires opening salvo

Australia has found itself in China’s crosshairs as the economic powerhouse levels massive tariffs on key exports amid escalating political tensions

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Westpac execs bail out

Several key executives have left the embattled bank to take up positions overseas. David Lindberg, chief executive for consumer banking, and Craig ...

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Mainstream secures Pendal contract

Fund administrator Mainstream Group has entered into a five-year agreement with investment manager Pendal Group, with it being set to look over $19 ...

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Monthly employer super contributions forecast to fall by $700m

Superannuation funds are only set to be knocked further by COVID-19, with KPMG estimating lowered wages and employment will lead to $700 million less ...

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