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| | An $83 billion super fund is the pick of the bunch for wealthy Australians, according to new research from Roy Morgan. The research focused on identifying Australia's top premium brands and concluded that UniSuper was the fund of choice for the ... |
| | | ... satisfaction within the super sector with the retail sector continuing to be weighed down by Royal Commission fallout. Latest Roy Morgan research shows the 12 months to July served to stretch the domination of industry super funds, with more than 62.8% ... |
| | | The average net wealth gap between men and women has almost halved in the last 12 years, according to the latest Roy Morgan Wealth Report. Statistics from the report show the average net wealth for women today sits at 89% that of men - $400,000, to ... |
| | | ... Andrew Thorburn who resigned in February following the bank's lambasting at the Royal Commission and shortly after a Roy Morgan survey named NAB as Australia's most distrusted bank. "Ross McEwan is the ideal leader for NAB as we seek to transform ... |
| | | ... how satisfied their members are with their fund's financial performance over the last 12 months, according to latest Roy Morgan research. In May last year, 62% of industry fund members said they were very or fairly satisfied with their fund's financial ... |
| | | ... credit cards, business banking, investment lending and mobile banking. Customer satisfaction was also considered, using Roy Morgan data over the 12-months to March 2019. Money editor-in-chief Michelle Baltazar said: "It's a testament to the bank's ... |
| | | ... 78.6% resulting in net wealth now being 98.7% higher in 2019 than it was in 2007. These are the key findings from the Roy Morgan Wealth Report, this means that even allowing for population growth and inflation the average Australian is better off. The ... |
| | | ... into misconduct in financial services, customers of the big four banks are starting to feel more satisfied. Latest Roy Morgan findings show customer satisfaction with Australia's largest banks is starting to recover from the beating it received during ... |
| | | ... Aussies intending to retire soon don't have enough savings to sustain themselves. According to the latest findings from Roy Morgan, almost half a million Australians intend to retire in the next 12 months - a 6% increase on 2018. However, the research ... |
| | | ... 2018, and is coupled with a 4.3% drop in net wealth after debt, which has moved from $8.99 trillion to $8.60 trillion. Roy Morgan industry communications director Norman Morris said the poor performance of Australian equities in the final quarter of ... |
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