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| | | As Baby Boomers exit the workforce, all wealth industry participants need to rise to the challenges and opportunities presented by the great intergenerational wealth transfer, AUSIEX chief executive Patrick Salis says. According to AUSIEX's latest research ... |
| | | | ... focused on becoming homeowners while 54% of Millennials prioritised a good work-life balance overall. When it came to Gen X and Baby Boomers, both cohorts said financial independence was number one. According to the data, younger Australians are more ... |
| | | | ... a concerning trend; as Australians approach retirement, their confidence in having adequate funds drops. Over half of the Baby Boomers and 38% of Gen X participants reported a lack of confidence, compared to just 31% of Millennials. Findex co-chief executive ... |
| | | | ... the quarter, ending March 31, younger investors were the highest adopters of a buy-and-hold strategy compared to Gen X and Baby Boomer generations, Openmarkets found. "In Q1 2023, millennials and Gen Z executed the lowest number of trades, with 64% of ... |
| | | | ... accounts. These funds also hold the largest share of assets under management (AUM) in the pension phase. Meanwhile, as the baby boomer generation reaches retirement age, with over half having reached 65 by 2020, APRA predicts that 3.6 million Australians ... |
| | | | ... every cycle; some women may only need to go through one round to collect enough eggs to give them a good chance of having a baby in the future, while others will need to have further rounds. "There is also a yearly storage fee of $500 which is broken ... |
| | | | ... wealth, so too their chances of leading family offices is increasing. "As we're seeing the transition of wealth from the baby boomer generation on to the next generation, as opposed to say, a century ago, when the wealth would have all gone to the ... |
| | | | ... financially literate and want advice. The research highlighted 42% of Gen Z and Y women (under 42) were engaged compared to 34% of Baby Boomers. Although this cohort is no longer the youngest generation (28-42 years old) the report said they will represent ... |
| | | | ... Farms. The Port Augusta property encompasses a 20-hectare glasshouse facility, which produces truss-loose, truss-prepack and baby plum tomatoes and accounts for approximately 14% of Australia's truss tomato market. Sundrop produces approximately 17,000 ... |
| | | | ... fact, three and a half trillion dollars, more than the GDP of Australia and New Zealand combined, are set to move from the Baby Boomers to the next generation in the coming years." Therefore, Fischer said, these trends are really driving some of the ... |
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