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| | | ... that work needs to begin with the gender pay gap, not a band aid solution at retirement. "This bill might nominally put a few more dollars in the pockets of a handful of women, but it would do nothing to change the factors that drive the gender inequity ... |
| | | | ... confident journey than for those who start thinking about retirement later and delay any engagement with advice. "We have quite a few clients who come to us and say 'I have X amount of money; I'm 67 and want to retire and have no idea what to ... |
| | | | ... Stars (firms that are more technologically advanced) and found that the latter engaged with more third-party support in a few areas. Over half AdviceTech Stars (51%) outsource for support/help desk services, compared to 42% in average, while 49% AdviceTech ... |
| | | | ... after discovering one problem, there are likely more to be found. "So, to me, one of the most interesting things in the last few months, we're starting to see an increasing number of debt defaults," Colosimo said. "In all cases, there's been ... |
| | | | ... inception in 1998. "We're grateful that we'll continue to benefit from Tracey's experience and expertise for a few more months as we set up the team for the future, as well as for the opportunity to celebrate her legacy." Last week, the $95 ... |
| | | | ... boutique private credit start-up Kingsmen Capital Partners as its inaugural chief investment officer. The firm, which launched a few weeks ago has appointed Brendan Casey to the role. Casey has over 35 years of experience spanning investment management ... |
| | | | The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) released new data revealing there is almost $19 billion in lost and unclaimed superannuation waiting to be claimed by over seven million people. ATO deputy commissioner Ben Kelly said there could be several reasons ... |
| | | | Although Payday Super addresses critical issues, including the $5 billion in unpaid super, the Coalition believes the government's "rushed implementation" of the bill could hurt the economy. Payday Super, which is slated to come into effect on 1 July ... |
| | | | ... longevity product policyholders," APRA said. Another proposal is to introduce an Excel-based reporting template given the few entities currently offering longevity products. APRA will consult on reporting templates in early 2026. Furthermore, draft prudential ... |
| | | | ... perceive doing everything themselves as a competitive advantage, which is not efficient, as he explains that he has seen a few going as far as taking the role of investment manager themselves. "In Australia, many firms still take a really insular view ... |
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