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| | | ... a closer eye on our budgets, which is a positive sign." The research also found that COVID-19 had shaken the retirement plans of woman more than their male peers, with 33% no longer feeling confident about their retirement (compared to 25% for men). ... |
| | | | ... Super for Life Westpac Group, BT SuperWrap, BT SuperWrap Essentials, BT Panorama Super or BT Superannuation Invest Fund plans between 2014 and 2020. Also asked to join the class action by Shine are CommInsure life or income protection policy holders ... |
| | | | ... half of their earnings when making decisions on capital distributions. It is also asking them to use dividend reinvestment plans and other initiatives to offset the diminution in capital from capital distributions where possible. APRA also wants banks ... |
| | | | ... June but year-to return date segments stand at -3.8%. Corporate ERISA [Employee Retirement Income Security Act] pension plans returned 10.55% at the median in June quarter. Median ERISA pension plan had 37% of its total assets in US fixed income. Foundations ... |
| | | | ... have a different way of looking at the market; we need to respond using all the latest technologies." While the wealthtech plans to keep a low profile in Australia in 2020, it will focus on utilising Smith and Fisk's connections to leverage opportunities ... |
| | | | Financial advice firm PSK Financial Services has acquired Sydney-based Socius Wealth Management as part of its growth plans. Socius founder and partner John D'Alessandri said that completing the acquisition amid COVID-19 was challenging. "What became ... |
| | | | Neobank Xinja has announced plans to launch a US share trading platform Dabble, giving investors access to over 3000 stocks and exchange traded funds (ETFs). Xinja claims Dabble will make names like Tesla, Facebook, Google and Amazon accessible and ... |
| | | | ... Aranwela said. Richards said the firm is seeing an increasing number of advisers and wealth managers accelerating their plans for digital offerings. "...the cost of doing business is going up and, at a time when more people than ever could benefit from ... |
| | | | ... billion." Before the second wave's outbreak in Victoria, tour and accommodation operators and universities were laying out plans to welcome back China and other international tourists and students. These are now on ice, either because of renewed ... |
| | | | ... Australia caused by COVID-19, as well as long-standing issues such as having no spare money, uncertainty around retirement plans and lack of trust in the retirement system," it said. "This reinforces the need for saving regular amounts; superannuation ... |
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