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Why more Australian SMSF owners are looking to global equities

Australian SMSFs have historically maintained strong exposure to local assets, with portfolios concentrated in Australian shares and cash.
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$95bn loss predicted to Australian economy if Div 296 passes: analysis

Analysis from one of the country’s biggest asset management firms has revealed a “deadweight loss” of $94.5 billion to the nation’s economy if the Division 296 tax gets over the line.
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The Largest Empires in the World’s History

Check out the Largest Empires in the World's History
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Trustees warned on early access

The ATO has warned trustees they will be held accountable for members who access super without meeting a legitimate condition of release.
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SMSFs hold record levels of cash and property

SMSFs are holding record levels of cash despite an interest level drop in February, according to ATO data.
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Advisers should be aware of signs of elder abuse in SMSF structures

SMSFs are a structure that can heighten and exacerbate issues around elder abuse, a leader in the aged care sector has said.
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Investment and economic outlook, March 2025

latest forecasts for investment returns and region-by-region economic outlook
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The Most Held Currencies in the World | 1850-2024

Check out the most powerful Currencies in the World | 1850-2024
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Winners and Losers – Federal Budget 2025-26

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has handed down his fourth federal budget, laying the groundwork for a federal election campaign that could be called within days.
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All the documents, fact sheets and downloads to do with this year’s 2025-26 Federal Budget

Federal Budget 2025-26 – Papers and Fact Sheets
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Building Australia’s future and Budget Priorities

Building Australia's future and Budget Priorities
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Retiree confidence undermined

Cost-of-living pressures have eroded retiree confidence and prompted many to recalibrate their expectations, according to a new financial services sector report.
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