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27 May 2016 • By Tim Stewart • 1 min read

Women to bear the brunt of super changes

Women over 50 who earn more than $110,000 will be less likely to make concessional contributions to super as a result of the government's changes in ...

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Business confidence down 9.1% in May

There was a sharp drop in business confidence in May following the federal budget, despite the share market recording a slight improvement, says Roy ...

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ANZ close-lipped on life insurance sale

ANZ has revealed it is conducting an internal review of its wealth business to be completed later this year, following speculation that the bank is ...

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Suncorp announces unified business model

Suncorp will "drop a few brands" as it undergoes a restructure that it says will "simplify" the business.  During the Suncorp Group Investor Day ...

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Bernie Ripoll joins Map My Plan board

Former Labor federal politician Bernie Ripoll has taken a position as a director on the board of automated advice fintech company Map My Plan

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APN Property hires fund analyst

APN Property Group has appointed a new fund analyst to its real estate securities team. Matthew Coleman makes the move to APN Property Group from ...

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Qualitas creates risk management position

Qualitas has created the new position of director for risk management within its Sydney team with the appointment of Diana Saw. Ms Saw joins the ...

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US economy is no 'locomotive': T. Rowe Price

The idea that the US is driving the global economy is "laughable", says T. Rowe Price global equities portfolio manager Scott Berg. Speaking at an ...

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QSuper brings insurance in-house

Queensland public sector fund QSuper is setting up its own insurance company to offer its members death, total and permanent disability, and income ...

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Wealth firms must change tack: EY

Financial planners should employ more client-centric strategies and technologies in order to retain their clients, warns a new Ernst & Young (EY) ...

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