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Lisa Uhlman

Lisa is editor of The Golden Times and has extensive experience covering legal and financial services news.

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Higher productivity key to Australia’s future: Intergenerational Report

While the Albanese government expects Australia’s economy to grow by two and a half times by 2063, the growth will be slower and harder-won than in past decades as major global shifts alter economic dynamics, the report stated. But to get there, productivity needs to pick up.

Lisa Uhlman | 25th Aug 2023 | More
Super tax breaks save taxpayers more than they cost: Mercer

Criticism that superannuation tax concessions are costing the government more than the Age Pension is disingenuous and based on bad analysis, Mercer said in a new report finding super concessions actually save taxpayers in the long run.

Lisa Uhlman | 25th Aug 2023 | More
Australia must ‘seize the moment’ through economic reform or fall behind: BCA

In a sweeping report recommending a seismic economic overhaul, the Business Council of Australia said global shifts mean Australia must adapt – and act effectively on decarbonisation, deglobalisation and other challenges – or risk losing its place on the global stage.

Lisa Uhlman | 23rd Aug 2023 | More
Optus tops least-trusted-brands list as scandals prove sticky

Lingering distrust over last year’s data breach made Optus the most distrusted brand in Australia in the year through June and confirmed falling trust for telecoms, while retailers Woolworths and Coles again topped the most-trusted list.

Lisa Uhlman | 23rd Aug 2023 | More
After ‘remarkable reset’, fixed income resumes key diversifier role

Recent economic turmoil has had the positive effect of giving fixed-income back its traditional defensive kick, says Western Asset’s Anthony Kirkham. Investors should be ready to reallocate as needed to take advantage of the renewed diversification benefits.

Lisa Uhlman | 23rd Aug 2023 | More
  • Australia loses top median-wealth ranking as global wealth falls

    Much of the 2.4 per cent decline in global wealth in 2022 – the second-biggest this century – stemmed from US dollar appreciation, but even controlling for exchange rates it was the slowest wealth increase since the GFC, UBS and Credit Suisse said in a new report. But global wealth inequality fell, as richer countries took the biggest hit.

    Lisa Uhlman | 18th Aug 2023 | More
    When it’s time to move super, pack the pensions separately

    Investors thinking of switching super funds should carefully consider the costs involved, make sure they do their paperwork and keep their various retirement accounts straight, says Heffron Consulting’s Meg Heffron. To avoid “nasty surprises”, it all comes down to careful planning.

    Lisa Uhlman | 18th Aug 2023 | More
    In ‘mixed bag’ earnings season, big profits don’t clear cloudy outlook

    Despite continuing strong economic data for Australia, markets have forecast significant earnings downgrades, and results have been mixed so far. But a main highlight – CBA’s record $10 billion profit – may not be enough to improve investors’ outlook on the banking sector, analysts say.

    Lisa Uhlman | 16th Aug 2023 | More
    Recession still avoidable, but quick rebound unlikely: AMP’s Oliver

    The chief economist says rapidly falling inflation, high savings levels and a lack of excess are among the reasons this pivotal moment could pass without the major downturn that many have long dreaded. But AMP still puts recession odds at 50/50, and rate cuts will likely need to precede any growth rebound.

    Lisa Uhlman | 16th Aug 2023 | More
    ATO should hold off on ‘unfair’ SMSF income rule, groups say

    With Treasury currently considering amendments to provisions governing non-arm’s-length income and expenses (NALI/E), the SMSF Association and other professional bodies say the ATO should not rush a controversial tax determination about NALI and capital gains tax in SMSFs.

    Lisa Uhlman | 16th Aug 2023 | More
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