Why would Australia send billions to the US for subs it's never likely to see. Trump is already booting Canada from the club. Bet there is no refund.
Turnbull’s savage AUKUS take-down
www.msn.com
Asked about whether Donald Trump will follow through with the US’ nuclear-submarine pact with Australia, the former prime minister did not mince his words.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Good advice
Diversify widely to offset US uncertainty - SMS Trustee News
smstrusteenews.com.au
The US market cannot maintain its strong performance and investors should look outside of it to a range of investments to offset the dip it will eventually face.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Australia's Super industry is the fourth largest retirement scheme on earth and projected to be the second largest in absolute terms in less than 10 years. We (Australian Workers) invest a lot of money in the US via our Super accounts. Banks and Super providers are off to the US to share this good news with the Trump Administration in the hopes of a positive outcome in the pending global trade wars. Lets wish them luck!
Superannuation powerbrokers bound for US investment summit
www.financialstandard.com.au
Superannuation, investment management, and banking leaders will descend on Washington DC and New York next week to showcase a super system poised to channel hundreds of billions into the US over the n...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Interesting how Chalmers spins the rate cut. Wage growth and high employment being touted are exactly the reasons the RBA will be very slow to cut further. Funny how he forgets to mention this.
This content isn't available right now
When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Productivity commissioner tells it like it is. The only thing that will successfully combat the housing crisis is building more homes! Playing with capital gains tax and other demand side tweaks won’t make much of a difference at all. Ignore the politicians and listen to the people who actually do research and analysis.
Construction has been going backwards for 30 years, Productivity Commission report finds
www.abc.net.au
Follow the latest news headlines from Australia's most trusted source. Read in-depth expert analysis and watch live coverage on ABC News.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Well done AustralianSuper! Current tax laws in Australia discourage investment firms from optimising client returns by crystalising capital gains tax when portfolios are rebalanced limiting the use of this strategy. The government should further encourage provider performance by updating our antiquated and unfair tax system. It needs an overhaul not a tweak around the edges.
AustralianSuper warns outdated tax laws will hurt returns
www.financialstandard.com.au
AustralianSuper has called for a modernised tax system, warning that without reform super funds will at the very least be bogged down by complexity and compliance costs - and likely left at a competit...0 CommentsComment on Facebook