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Annual superannuation statements will be sent out soon and for most investors, apart from those conservatively invested, they will likely show double-digit returns. If yours doesn’t – it might be worth reviewing your options, says BDO Private Wealth Director Lachlan Kennett.
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Australia needs to evolve its model for agricultural research if we are going to be truly competitive on the global stage, according to industry innovation leaders at this year’s Southstart Emergence conference in Adelaide.
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As we hear more and more reports of people in their 20s and 30s taking advantage of the special eligibility criteria to withdraw from their superannuation, concern is mounting about the long-term implications on their financial health.
Mollydooker Wines owner and CEO Sarah Marquis spent last month’s McLaren Vale vintage in isolation as she recovered from COVID-19 and watched the company’s US distribution grind to a halt. But despite the setbacks, coupled with the winery’s smallest vintage in several years, Marquis is upbeat about the future and is using the downtime to reposition the business to grow online sales and revitalise its cellar door offering.
In times like these when cashflow is king, grants can be very useful for keeping revenues flowing. But how do you best get your hands on these much-needed funds? BDO Adelaide’s Melissa Fardone explains.
An Adelaide software development company that usually focuses on creating platforms for clients is using the quiet shutdown period to fast-track major upgrades to its own software aimed at the strata management industry.
