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What they want, not what they will get

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Budget Wrap

15 May 2013

By Glenn Fairbairn Director and Private Client Adviser

On Tuesday 14th May, the Government delivered the 2013-14 Federal Budget. The Budget contained few surprises with the key superannuation policy announcements made on Friday 5 April 2013. 

We are pleased to provide a summary of the major announcements, including those made on 5 April, below:

 Superannuation measures announced 5 April 2013

Changes to the tax exemption for earnings on superannuation assets supporting income …

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Interest Rates Cut to 2.75%

13 May 2013

By Nathan Lear Director and Private Client Adviser

The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has moved into new territory cutting interest rates by 0.25% to an all-time low of 2.75%. Lower than expected inflation numbers and pessimistic market expectations are behind cut.

As I said in my blog in October last year, interest rates were tipped to fall 0.5% down to 2.75%. This has now happened. 

So how low can they go?

The looming slowdown in mining investment growth led the RBA to start …

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Nothing is off the table

06 May 2013

By Simon Curtain Director and Private Client Adviser

With the 2013-14 Federal Budget looming there is a lot of speculation being thrown around as to what will and won’t be affected over the coming year. To make matters worse; Julia Gillard recently announced that 'nothing is off the table' for this budget. 

With a $12 billion deficit looming it seems there will have to be some radical changes in this budget,  or else we could see Australia slip further into debt. And once again it …

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