Search Results | Showing 161 - 170 of 612 results for "Children" |
| | ... and a beneficiary, they may still be listed as the trustee of any trust that was established within the will for the children from that relationship. "For example, if a person divorces their husband he is out of the will and out as a beneficiary, but ... |
| | | Former executives of the popular children's store lined their pockets with $26 million (US$16 million) in bonuses just days before filing for bankruptcy, including a $4.2 million (US$2.6 million) bonus awarded to chief executive David Brandon. This ... |
| | | ... their money and will seek to live within their means." The study also suggests those more family conscious want their children to find financial freedom. "As much as these Australians whose priority is protecting their family are willing to help their ... |
| | | ... Links and Starlight Children's Foundation, as well as FICAP's new charity partner SHINE for Kids; created as the Children of Prisoners' Support Group in March 1982 with the firm belief in the power of early intervention to reduce the negative ... |
| | | ... "Specifically women are more likely than men to take a career break or reduce their working hours to give birth to and care children, and this happens relatively early in their working life," the submission reads. "Not only do women lose the value of ... |
| | | ... available. Radio navigators are younger with high disposable income and less likely than the rest of the population to have children. They care about the human interaction with an adviser and want to know they're on the right path. Compass navigators ... |
| | | First State Super has acquired 55 rental units six kilometres from Melbourne's CBD in a bid to improve housing affordability for nurses, police and firefighters. The rental properties will be offered to healthcare, aged care, disability services ... |
| | | ... According to an ISA case study, a 30-year-old working mum earning $50,000 who spends time out of the workforce to raise children would stand to lose nearly $300,000 from her retirement savings, while paying more than $61,000 extra tax. For a 30-year-old ... |
| | | ... out of work, is made redundant or has a study break. "Women do not exist and no parent takes time out of work to raise children." While it recognised ANU's researchers had already noted the scope of their analysis was limited, ISA upped the ante. "ISA ... |
| | | ... senior financial adviser Dawn Thomas has seen this first hand. "I returned to work after three months with my first two children and after four and a half months with my third. My 'targets' were not adjusted for this," she told Financial Standard. ... |
|