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04 September 2020 • By Lachlan Maddock • 1 min read

Frydenberg flags hands-off recovery

Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has suggested that tax cuts and the JobMaker plan will be doing most of the heavy lifting when he unveils the budget in ...

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15k customers can’t repay: ANZ

ANZ has estimated around 15,000 of its mortgage customers may not ever be able to resume repayments, as the bank begins a two-month engagement process ...

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Use super to save capitalism: Ackman

A Wall Street billionaire has warned that adopting Australia’s superannuation system is the only way to solve the problem of wealth inequality

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ESG confusion ‘harms the planet’

The gap between ESG scores and sustainability is making it harder for investors concerned about the impact their investments are having on the ...

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Cryptocurrency spruiker cops seven-year ban

The corporate regulator has banned a sales representative of an online cryptocurrency platform from financial services for seven years. In a ...

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Aussie investors have unrealistic expectations: Schroders

Australian investors have lowered their expectations but are still anticipating returns above the benchmark, according to new research from Schroders

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Keating blasts RBA, ‘bitchy’ Liberals

Former prime minister Paul Keating has demanded the RBA “get off their tails” and do more to support the recovery while launching another attack at ...

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Frydenberg puts brave face on recession

As the COVID-19 recession is confirmed, Treasurer Josh Frydenberg is hoping that the worst is behind us. GDP contracted by 7.0 per cent in June – ...

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Future Fund goes negative

The sovereign wealth fund posted a rare negative return and warned that a “challenging and volatile environment” could kneecap its previously strong ...

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Recession confirmed as GDP collapses

Australia’s GDP has contracted for a second consecutive quarter, confirming Australia’s first recession in 29 years. GDP contracted by 7.0 per cent ...

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