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24 June 2020 • By Lachlan Maddock • 1 min read

ATO cracks down on early super misuse

The ATO is zeroing in on early super misuse as fraudsters attempt to hijack the government’s stimulus packages. The government’s early super ...

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AMP recovery could be ‘turbulent’, analysts say

AMP’s rebound from the reputational damage of the royal commission has remained uncertain, with analysts indicating it is too early to tell if the ...

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CBA loses private banking head

The head of the bank’s private banking business will step down following the conclusion of an organisational restructure. Marianne Perkovic will ...

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‘We will stand our ground’

Treasurer Josh Frydenberg is walking a tightrope as he tries to preserve the economic relationship with China while defending Australia’s interests

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Expect zero dividend yields: Allan Gray CIO

Allan Gray has signalled that it is progressing on the basis that yields will be close to zero in the near future for the majority of ASX-listed ...

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Investment scams on the rise during COVID-19

The corporate watchdog has warned consumers and investors to be on alert after recording a 20 per cent rise in investment scam reports during the ...

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APRA zeroes in on intra-fund advice, insurance

The prudential regulator has asked super funds for more detailed data on the giving of intra-fund advice and how member insurance arrangements have ...

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Former CEO charged with insider trading

The former director and CEO of an ASX-listed mining company has been charged with insider trading. Avrohom Kimelman has been charged with four ...

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NAB trading platform records 360% rise in new accounts

Big four bank-owned retail investing platform nabtrade saw new applications more than triple during the last three months, with new account openings ...

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Few top funds maintaining outperformance

A minority of high-performing Australian funds have been able to keep up their outperformance according to a new scorecard, with only 1

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