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| | | ... of $450 a month. New NAB Economics consumer sentiment data has revealed more than half (56%) of Gen Z and younger Australians are using the money they're saving from cutting back on non-essentials to stash into their savings accounts instead. The ... |
| | | | Despite positive investment market performance, Australians' retirement confidence is weakening, according to a State Street Global Advisors survey. Contrary to expectations, State Street's Global Retirement Reality report found that factors like inflation ... |
| | | | ... said. "At the same time as billionaires are hording more wealth, rocketing cost-of-living pressures mean that everyday Australians are being forced to cut back on food for their families and heating and cooling for their homes, just to keep their heads ... |
| | | | While experiencing financial strain today, most Australians are confident there's better times ahead because of their superannuation savings. An Essential Research survey of 1151 people, commissioned by the Super Members Council (SMC) in November, found ... |
| | | | ... Simon's term, Centrepoint has grown its adviser network by over 60%, delivering financial advice and solutions to more Australians. We express our gratitude to Simon's dedication to Centrepoint, his strategic and growth mindset, leadership in culture ... |
| | | | ... still a perception that financial advice is only for the already well-off. The reality is that the majority of working Australians, as well as retirees, can benefit from the advice of a registered, qualified financial planner and will receive great value ... |
| | | | Senator Andrew Bragg has called for new reforms aimed at safeguarding retail investors as superannuation funds increase their ownership stakes in Australian public companies. In an opinion piece for The Australian, Bragg proposed broadening the Takeovers ... |
| | | | ... We deserve to be compensated for nearly four years of torture and hardship this has brought upon so many innocent Australians." Mayfair 101 said its bridging lender, Naplend, will likely collect about $23 million in interest, fees and expenses on top ... |
| | | | ... using push notifications to provide real-time verification for logins and transactions. Noting that the ACCC reported Australians lost $3.1 billions to scams in 2022, Weber highlighted the importance of Macquarie Authenticator as a verification tool ... |
| | | | ... women and girls in under-represented areas including economics, finance, business, and community governance. First Australians Capital chair Leah Armstrong said she is proud to be a patron of the new scholarship and work toward boosting the number of ... |
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