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| | ... transition risk, the panelists all stated they have a more pressing challenge: how can super funds handle the wave of payments as millions of Australians move to the decumulation phase? "I spend a lot more time thinking about the complications involved ... |
| | | ... industry and Australian women, 12% superannuation contributions will be made by the government alongside parental leave payments, effective 1 July 2025. That is, if Labor is successful at the next federal election, expected to take place in May next ... |
| | | ... of the challenges is that a lot of sectors are still male-dominated, particularly those that are offering additional payments in the form of bonuses," Evans said. "Bonuses also are more prevalent, and a higher proportion of the total package in higher ... |
| | | ... chief executive Cassandra Goldie said. "Sadly, it was a story of two steps forward, and two steps back when the increased payments were withdrawn, and income inequality returned to close to pre-pandemic levels." Left unchecked, growing wealth inequality ... |
| | | ... downgrades on the cost of corporate and sovereign debt were also calculated. Climate change could increase the annual interest payments on sovereign debt by US$45-$67 billion under RCP 2.6. Sovereign debt rose to US$135-$203 billion under RCP 8.5 - an ... |
| | | ... could lead to considerable net budgetary savings. Additional savings could also emerge from a reduction of Age Pension payments due to increased superannuation balances for carers. Based on the 2023-24 budget papers, the initial annual cost of adding ... |
| | | ... that found that while 60% would participate in the scheme, just 16% supported the use of biodiversity offsets to drive payments to farmers. Fifty-four percent opposed offsets and 30% were not sure. The Nature Repair Market Bill passed the House of Representatives ... |
| | | ... misses a payment or defaults. It is designed to help provide investors with ongoing protection against borrower late payments or loan defaults. Terence Jeyaretnam, EY APAC leader and partner in the climate change and sustainability services team, said ... |
| | | ... as well. Nunnink noted that less than 10% of the 44 million renters in the U.S. benefit from having their on-time rent payments reported to the credit bureaus. In the U.S., credit scores are widely utilized - to determine access to credit, interest rates ... |
| | | ... terms of benefits packages for employees, including insurance, pensions, training. How people advance in terms of digital payments and how many people have access to bank accounts. You need to go more granular in terms of a countries perspective to understand ... |
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