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| | ... closer to achieving adequate retirements. The Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia has released its Retirement Standard quarterly update and it shows a substantial fall in petrol prices offset an increase in the cost of pharmaceuticals, health ... |
| | | ... need to be done to actively boost the super savings of this lower paid group to help them reach a comfortable retirement standard." Similarly, chief executive officer at Australian Institute of Superannuation trustees (AIST) Tom Garcia said that the ... |
| | | ... live a comfortable lifestyle. The Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia (ASFA) released its latest retirement standard figures today, showing couples aged around 65 need to spend $58,915 per year for a comfortable retirement (singles $42,962). ... |
| | | ... times the average balances of $20,000 for men and $14,000 for women two years earlier. According to the ASFA Retirement Standard, a single person will need a minimum of $545,000 in superannuation at retirement to live a comfortable lifestyle. This is ... |
| | | Australians on the verge of retirement are least likely to be retirement ready according to new analysis from Commonwealth Bank. Reviewing the data of more than 12 million Australian superannuation accounts as at 30 June 2014, CommBank and Rice Warner ... |
| | | ... to be further busted after the Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia (ASFA) released its latest retirement standard. However the updated ASFA figure suggests Australian's will need to increase their super balances by up to $130,000 for a comfortable ... |
| | | ... couple fully invested in such products will need at least $1.851 million to live comfortably, based on the ASFA retirement standard of $58,4442. For those with a more modest nest egg the simple way to retire comfortably would be to invest in higher income ... |
| | | ... people may have different expectations of what they will need to spend to live a comfortable retirement, the retirement standard sets a benchmark for the minimum amount required." Under the current Age Pension assets test framework, ASFA estimates a ... |
| | | Global consultancy firm Mercer recently launched a framework for super funds that reportedly tests and determines what the best retirement income strategies and products are. Titled 'Retirement Income: A framework for a complex problem', the document ... |
| | | While over half (55.2%) of Australians know how much savings they will need for a comfortable retirement, only a quarter (24.5%) are making additional super contributions to reach this goal, according to a survey commissioned by Club Plus Super. Club ... |
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