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Few have exerted as much influence on the tone, and outcome of elections, as Nigel Farage.

Few have exerted as much influence on the tone, and outcome of elections, as Nigel Farage. Fewer have done so while failing to win office.

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The most popular reason investors pulled out of responsible investments was due to greenwashing concerns, and fears their products were not delivering positive outcomes.

Barriers to homeownership among African Americans, including lack of housing stock and high prices, highlighted in a NAREB report. Federal action needed to address racial gaps in homeownership and wealth.

While more suited to a specific cohort of investors, alternatives are continuing to see a marked rise this year as an advantageous diversifier generating resilient returns, including through unique real asset propositions like marinas and dairy farms.

One member waited 276 days for TelstraSuper to respond to a complaint, and others waited more than 100 days. ASIC’s lawsuit comes after the government put super funds on notice to serve customers better.

The chief executives of AMP and Insignia have shared their thoughts on how regulatory and technological developments can help a largely underserved “middle Australian” population from falling through the cracks of financial advice.

Australian shares open higher. Brookfield and EIG up Origin bid after shareholders pushback. US bond yields plunge. Follow updates here.