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| | | ... takes Australia another major stride closer to ending the financial motherhood penalty many women face when they have children," she said. "It's a watershed reform that will powerfully strengthen retirement savings for Australian mums and help to narrow ... |
| | | | ... and buy. The new investments include $1 billion directed towards crisis and transitional accommodation for women and children fleeing domestic violence, and youth under the National Housing Infrastructure Facility. The Budget increased the proportion ... |
| | | | ... enormous impact in mathematics, basic science and our understanding of autism." Simons is survived by his wife, three children, five grandchildren, and a great-grandchild. |
| | | | ... organisation E61 Institute compared men and women of similar age, their employment and marital status, whether they had children, and academic qualifications working in the same occupation. It found that women have an hourly wage that is 15% less than ... |
| | | | ... applicants in 10 years, an average of only 313 per year. These figures do not include the applicants' spouse and dependent children. "The SIV is very small in number but has a significant impact on Australia. While it may be suggested that the program ... |
| | | | ... 13.1% per annum at the end of December 2023. FGX and FGG have made a social impact investment that focus on Australian children and youth at risk worth $37.8 million. The LIC's founder and director Geoff Wilson said: "We are excited to work with ... |
| | | | ... economic disadvantage experienced by women, whose careers and superannuation balances often take a hit when they have children," WA industrial relations minister Simone McGurk said. "The retirement pay gap for women has been too wide for too long. This ... |
| | | | ... significantly fewer savings on average than men as a result of taking time off work or working reduced hours to have and raise children." "It's about bloody time. "A new generation of women who receive the full benefit of the Superannuation Guarantee ... |
| | | | ... removing any assumptions around primary care. "The data is clear - that when women take time out of the workforce to raise children it impacts their retirement incomes with women retiring, on average, with about 25% less super than men," minister for ... |
| | | | ... super's preservation rules," she said. "People are left with far less money at retirement, and the next generation - our children and grandchildren - will have to pay higher taxes to pick up the bill for higher pension costs." According to Roy Morgan ... |
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