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11 June 2019 • By Reporter • 1 min read

NAB to pay home loan customers $8m

The major bank will be forced to remediate almost 5,000 additional home loan customers who were overcharged interest after it failed to properly link ...

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Australian economy has spare capacity: NAB

Recent figures around wage growth and the labour force show that Australia’s economy still has plenty of spare capacity, according to NAB

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‘Diversification decay’ warning in EM debt

Investors should beware of a growing ‘diversification decay’ problem that is evident in many emerging market portfolios, according to a global ...

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BetaShares model portfolios given SMA accessibility

BetaShares has made its ETF model portfolios available through separately managed accounts amid growing compliance and administration burdens for ...

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Direct debit still safe from Digital Wallets

New research has revealed that direct debit is still the most popular way for Australians to pay for household bills and instalments.  Research by ...

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Ardea active ETF added to HUB24 platform

An actively managed fixed-income ETF from Ardea Investment Management has been added to the HUB24 platform, the first in Fidante Partner's ActiveX ...

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Can Frazis turn BOQ’s fortunes around?

After successfully leading Westpac’s consumer bank, BOQ’s new boss George Frazis has landed a big job at a much smaller bank with a shrinking mortgage ...

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ANZ stands out in market for rate cut decision

Since the rate cut announcement on Tuesday, lenders and banks have come out committing to the full cut, with one notable exception. ANZ was the ...

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Australian Boards world leaders in sustainability

New research has found that Australian board members are world leaders when it comes to tackling environmental and sustainability issues

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Rate cut does not mean economy is weak: Frydneberg, Lowe

Treasurer Josh Fryendberg and RBA’s Philip Lowe have both maintained that the decision to cut rates was not due to a weaker economic outlook despite ...

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