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Eliza Bavin is a senior journalist at Financial Standard and one of the hosts of the Financial Standard Podcast. She has previously worked at Sky News, Yahoo Finance and Channel 9. She has a Bachelor's degree in communications (journalism) from Charles Sturt University. Connect with Eliza Bavin on LinkedIn.
ASIC seeks $27 million penalty against Australian Super
ASIC alleges that, for almost 10 years, AustralianSuper failed to identify and merge multiple accounts for 90,000 members, costing those members $69 million.
Millions of Aussies to receive cost of living relief this month
Aussies are set to benefit from cheaper energy bills, higher Centrelink payments and more affordable medications from this month.
New CPI data shows inflation eased in July
While the slowing of annual inflation is welcome, it may not mean an interest rate cut is on the cards.
Zombie companies on the rise in Australia
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ASIC issues first stop order for crowd funding
ASIC has issued an interim stop order preventing Hirehood from offering securities under its crowd-sourced funding offer document.
Dividends are up but share buybacks fall
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Cost of living pressures dampen retiree confidence
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Aware Super chair to be next governor-general
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Vanguard lowers VGB management fees
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Treasurer expected to deliver Budget surplus
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