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| | | ... which is currently presenting a supply-and-demand mismatch. "... it was estimated that by 2047, 25% of the Australian population will be over 65 years of age. We're going to need an enormous investment in aged care and retirement living but that's ... |
| | | | ... life insurers to offer straightforward advice when customers seek it. Additionally, Cupitt highlighted the younger population deserve support to build "the right safety net" for their future. "We welcome the government's commitment to reform, but action ... |
| | | | ... continue to outpace wage growth, leading to increased wealth for asset owners and a widening divide with the rest of the population. "The Australian economy is heavily leveraged, with property prices now four times the country's GDP, raising concerns ... |
| | | | ... long-term growth trends, including the digital economy, technology innovation, the energy transition, and the ageing population and its need for retirement housing and health services." Graham said the fund has been working to create new approaches and ... |
| | | | ... Advisers Register found that 6426 hold an approved degree or qualification. The remaining 4604 or nearly 30% of the population have yet to meet the qualifications standard. "The deadline to meet the qualifications standard looms, and it remains unclear ... |
| | | | ... and Peter Costello, "much lower than the old cap," and around 2-3% lower than spending. At the same time, Australia's population is ageing, meaning more retirees and proportionately fewer working-age Australians. "Tax is one of many ways our three primary ... |
| | | | ... institutional borrowers, conservative lending parameters and prime assets in sectors that benefit most from Australia's high population growth and limited supply. |
| | | | ... insights from large asset owners, such as super funds in the Australian market - whose end clients represent the broader population - as well as advisers, who provide valuable perspectives on different constituencies. The asset manager also leverages ... |
| | | | ... important for the government to consider the future implications of the tax despite only affecting a fraction of the population in its infancy. "The government will set the tone for how it intends to govern in its second term by deciding whether to listen ... |
| | | | ... report, while showing that adviser influence is growing in new SMSF set-ups, however, indicates that the broader SMSF population still has significant advice needs. The number of SMSFs using advisers grew from 140,000 in 2023 to 155,000 in 2024. Despite ... |
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