... million in compensation after the federal government reached a record-breaking settlement. The deal, still subject to Federal Court approval, resolves an appeal of the 2020 class action that saw $720 million in unlawful debts repaid and wiped. Unlike ...
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... superannuation fund, AustralianSuper, found itself in the headlines for all the wrong reasons in February this year. The Federal Court ruled that the super giant had breached one of its fundamental duties by failing to merge multiple accounts held by ...
... before. The Victorian government's tax on zero- and low-emissions vehicles was deemed unconstitutional. The Supreme Court found the state-based cash-grab wasn't legal, and projected that any future road-user charge would need to be implemented ...
... sites every week. Now ASIC is expanding its takedown powers to include dodgy ads on social media. ASIC deputy chair, Sarah Court, says this will help safeguard Australian consumers. Investment scams remain the leading type of scam impacting Australians ...
... services failures, including one into premiums charged to dead members being refunded incorrectly. Lodged with the Federal Court on August 14, the proceedings allege Mercer Super failed to report seven serious investigations at all, while another was ...
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... the problem is the fact that people don't always simply sit seething on the sidelines - many take their grievances to court. Research by investment bond provider Generation Life found that 86% of claims over an estate are brought by the immediate ...
... superannuation fund, this can continue when you separate. If it started before the relationship breakdown, a super agreement or court order can split the income stream. In most cases, the income stream would be commuted into a lump sum due to the governing ...
... that without a binding financial agreement (BFA), if you cannot decide together how your property will be split, the Family Court will make the decision based on the points listed above. And it's a fair bet you could end up with a settlement neither ...
You've got crypto, a cloud full of photos, and a couple of social media accounts. But what happens to all of it when you're gone? The concept of inheritance is undergoing a profound transformation. Traditionally, estate planning has focused ...
... suits and other business wear, unfortunately. Clothing specific to the legal profession, such as the robes and wigs worn in court by barristers, are deductible. Annual practising certificates for professionals such as lawyers can be claimed. If you spend ...
