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| | | ... well for them. Eight out of 10 Australians said super will be critical to their retirement, while the number of people who feel they will have enough super for retirement has reached more than 50% for the first time. "The more you think about your super ... |
| | | | ... that over the next 12 months they expect Australian shares to performance about the same. Meanwhile, 12.10% of participants feel more confident and 11.29% feel less confident about the performance of Australian shares in 2026. The survey also revealed ... |
| | | | Many of the top stories that dominated the year in executive appointments surrounded the superannuation sectors' C-suite. From chief executive departures, chief investment officer switch ups and, in one case, an entire operational due diligence ... |
| | | | Fixed income allocations are becoming an increasingly viable and attractive option for investors in 2026, head of investment specialists at Insight Investment April LaRusse told Financial Standard. Providing guidance for the new year, LaRusse offered ... |
| | | | Aware Super has added former Future Fund investment chief Sue Brake (pictured) to its trustee board, effective 1 January 2026. Brake has been an independent member of the Aware Super Investment Committee since April and brings more than 30 years of ... |
| | | | The superannuation sector is expected to get a bigger tax bill with super tax receipts expected to increase by $10.9 billion over forward estimates, Treasurer Jim Chalmers revealed in the mid-year economic and fiscal outlook (MYEFO). "Superannuation ... |
| | | | ... senior strategist Clive Maguchu said the asset manager remains positive on the fundamentals of the top AI companies. "We feel like the hype around AI is justified based on the strong earnings and the potential productivity gains that we see coming from ... |
| | | | Diversa Trustees said it will be "vigorously defending" ASIC's allegations about the role it played in moving $300 million of member money to the failed First Guardian Master Fund, arguing the managed investment scheme was "fraudulent." ASIC has ... |
| | | | ... stability that comes with that," she said. "My clients now have access to a broader range of services and expertise, and they can feel confident that their advice journey will continue seamlessly even if I take some time off." Meantime, Postle said ... |
| | | | ... having started planning 6.6 years ago. They now hold an average super balance of $438,000, compared to $177,000 for those that feel unprepared and who began planning only 3.8 years ago, the survey found. From that, 75% of retirees who started preparing ... |
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