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Wealth manager LGT Crestone warns Labor’s attention on the wealthiest Australians is ‘only focused in one direction’.
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Tax grab threatens future super top-ups
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‘Come clean, Jim’: fundies join Labor’s super tax revolt
Money managers say politicians on defined benefit schemes won’t be hit by the ‘reprehensible’ new tax and dispute the Treasurer’s claim because MPs’ and judges’ pensions aren’t designed that way.
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Insignia shares tank after US private equity giant Bain walks away, leaving CC Capital as the sole bidder for the wealth manager.
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