Tax and the economy a 2025 election battleground issue
The release on Wednesday of the mid-year economic forecast paves the way for a stark debate between the major parties on tax policy ahead of the impending federal election.
The release on Wednesday of the mid-year economic forecast paves the way for a stark debate between the major parties on tax policy ahead of the impending federal election.
MLC will be rebooted in 2025 under its owner, ASX-listed wealth management company Insignia Financial, which only weeks ago completed the brand’s separation from NAB.
Australia’s largest superannuation fund, AustralianSuper, is expecting to manage $1 trillion in 10 years’ time, chief executive Paul Schroder says.
Corporate Australia will be watching the impact of a Trump presidency, with those operating in the US expecting to benefit from a pro-business regime despite the prospect of tariffs hitting the global economy.
If RBA governor Michele Bullock thinks 2024 has been a wild ride then she had better get a grip because 2025 looks like it will be a whole lot bumpier.
Increases to the GST, taxes on super and the abolition of negative gearing should be up for discussion, independent MP Allegra Spender says.
Australia’s $40bn private credit market is set to reach new highs next year on the back of volatile sharemarkets, with investors being offered attractive yields.
Demands on superannuation directors’ skills and experience — in a cottage industry which has now become a financial colossus — are much higher than they ever were.
Senator Andrew Bragg has called on Cbus chairman Wayne Swan to clarify his Senate testimony, following new revelations about the fund’s CFMEU payments.
The $94bn construction industry superannuation fund didn’t have proper processes to ensure that its ‘partnership’ payments to the CFMEU were in the best financial interest of members, according to Deloitte.
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