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| | | New research commissioned by Colonial First State (CFS) has highlighted significant disparities between men and women when it comes to retirement preparedness and financial confidence. The findings, based on a survey of 2250 Australians, revealed that ... |
| | | | ... 2016-2019, and has been a director of Sigma Healthcare, GBST, PropertyLook, and icare. She is a member of Chief Executive Women and the Australian Institute of Company Directors. Bartlett said it is an honour to lead CEDA and succeed Smith-Gander as ... |
| | | | While women are increasingly aware of the importance of their financial wellbeing, only 16% have sought financial advice to achieve their goals. Fidelity's Next Generation research surveyed over 1000 Australian consumers aged 18 to 59 years old, highlighting ... |
| | | | ... diversity and inclusion. Her involvement and active engagement with professional associations including CEW (Chief Executive Women), WOB (Women on Boards), the EY Director Program Alumni and the CFA Society speaks volumes on her commitment to fostering ... |
| | | | Australians - particularly young women - are increasingly gearing their investments, with the growth of those using such strategies outpacing the overall online investor population, according to new research. The Investment Trends 2024 Borrowing to ... |
| | | | ... slightly narrowed the gap from 23.6% in the prior corresponding period. The industries employ a workforce comprising 53% women with average remuneration in the upper quartile sitting at $307,000. Across the board, financial services workers took home ... |
| | | | ... individuals and 3% were over the age of 15. The median superannuation balance for a First Nations man is $27,000, while for women it is $20,000. Common challenges faced by First Nations Australians in engaging with the super industry include lack of ... |
| | | | ... AustralianSuper said expanding LISTO would help narrow the gender super gap, with 57-58% of beneficiaries being low-income women. It added that the measure would also boost super balances for young workers and improve retirement outcomes for Aboriginal ... |
| | | | ... group's assets can be donated to non-profits that support youth at risk, youth mental health, and economic equality for women. Shareholders can choose which social impact partners or other not-for-profit organisations will receive the investment. ... |
| | | | Most retirees who rent live in poverty, including more than three in four single women, and this problem is set to get worse, according to a Grattan Institute report. While the Age Pension provides an adequate, albeit modest income in retirement for ... |
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