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| | ... gender gap by about 13 percentage points, but they still have only 72% of what men have in their nest eggs. According to Roy Morgan, women had $68,000 on an average in their superannuation balance 10 years ago, which was 59.2% of what men had at the ... |
| | | ... criticism for consistently referring existing customers to other product lines within the same institution. However, the Roy Morgan Banking & Finance Industry Currency Report has found that in reality, the big four have less than a third of their customers' ... |
| | | ... more satisfied with their fund than retail members. This is according to a survey of 50,000 participants conducted Roy Morgan, which pitted industry and not-for-profit funds against retail funds. In the 12 months to August, industry funds gained a 3.9% ... |
| | | ... provider in the 12 months to June 2018, while a further 766,000 considered switching. According to the latest figures from Roy Morgan, more than one million risk and life insurance policies had the potential to change insurer. That's 10.8% of the ... |
| | | ... funds dropped in the last 12 months, particularly for those with a balance of less than $250,000. Latest insights from Roy Morgan show that while satisfaction with the financial performance of SMSFs is down across the board at 82.7%, those with lower ... |
| | | ... in the 12 months to May, accounting for more than 27% of the total wealth management market. In its latest report, Roy Morgan has found that 1.96 million Australians have seen a financial adviser to purchase superannuation or managed funds. This cohort ... |
| | | ... It was designed to make agents productive but, at all times, the intended outcome was compliant sales," he said. A Roy Morgan survey released in January found the phone was the most popular means of purchasing life insurance policies. |
| | | When it comes to retirement savings the disparity between men and women is still large, latest research shows. Roy Morgan research shows that despite a doubling of the average superannuation balances of intending retirees, females still lag well behind ... |
| | | ... returned 6.6% over 10 years, 9.55% over five years, 9.11% over one year. In April, Catholic Super jumped to third spot in Roy Morgan customer satisfaction ratings. The Modern Slavery Act requires 3000 companies with annual turnover of $100 million or ... |
| | | ... Prior to the Royal Commission, bank customer satisfaction reached 82.3% in January 2018 but plunged to 78.5% in May, Roy Morgan research shows. This is the lowest monthly satisfaction since May 2012, but still remains ahead of the long-term average of ... |
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