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| | | ... of producing an estimated 2400 gigawatt hours of energy per annum. That is enough power for around 450,000 average Australian households, avoiding approximately two million tonnes of carbon emissions per year. Westpac Group head of sustainability Siobhan ... |
| | | | ... in the Coalition government's three years in office, according to a new report by the Australia Institute. Average Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) staff numbers have fallen 14.4% from 1,834 in the 2013-14 budget period to 1,569 ... |
| | | | ... popular responses were holidays and travel (24%) and "unexpected occurrences" (21%) - and it suggests that the average Australian doesn't put much stock in superannuation ensuring a comfortable retirement. Unsurprisingly, then, the Australian lotto industry ... |
| | | | ... Australians engaged about how their superannuation is invested. The RIAA paper said extensive polling highlights the average Australian does have a baseline expectation that their super is invested without doing any harm. "This understanding has led ... |
| | | | ... heightening," Godfrey said. "The statistics clearly show the challenges super funds face in engaging members. The average Australian spends 535 hours playing computer games each year compared to eight hours engaged with their super. "However, disengagement ... |
| | | | ... for low income earners to lift themselves out of old-age poverty, improve gross replacement ratios for the average Australian and balance these against fiscal sustainability and deliver benefits for the budget. Finalists of the awards were CBA advice ... |
| | | | ... commissioned by VicSuper found that superannuation ranked third in terms of people's personal importance, yet the average Australian doesn't understand the basics including their current balance and what percentage of their salary is contributed to super. ... |
| | | | ... Standard Technical Services Forum on September 1 in Sydney, Thomas said that compared to ten years ago, the average Australian is far more aware of the superannuation system and how it benefits them. As a result, super funds are focusing more on member ... |
| | | | ... targets will necessarily increase further." Vamos added that given the increasing level of super savings the average Australian will require at retirement, ASFA considers there is a strong case to increase the compulsory rate of superannuation contributions ... |
| | | | ... retirement savings gap." Research by Rice Warner and sponsored by the FSC to coincide with the conference, shows an average Australian woman must contribute 18% of her income to super from the time she enters the workforce to achieve an adequate, self-funded ... |
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