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| | | ... Dunstan said it is not about turning super into entertainment - it's about meeting members where they are and making super feel more relevant, more often. "Some in the industry may worry that rewards can distract from the core purpose of superannuation. ... |
| | | | ... which seems clear from the research is that when people do have advice or have some understanding of the super system, they feel more confident and less stressed. The AMP research found that 70% of people over 50 were "more confident or somewhat confident" ... |
| | | | ... 'Support that carries you and your super into a brighter retirement'. "Our goal has always been to empower our members to feel confident about their future," Brighter Super chief executive Kate Farrar said. "We're incredibly proud of the ... |
| | | | ... longer lives. Fidelity International managing director, Australia Simon Glazier said that while the majority of Australians feel prepared when it comes to their retirement savings and longevity, there is still a significant number that are experiencing ... |
| | | | ... That's driving higher value deals, even if overall deal volumes remain steady," he said. However, businesses continue to feel pain across several categories post-integration and separation. Most firms found retaining culture (41%) the most significant ... |
| | | | The fall of the Shield Master Fund and First Guardian Master Fund calls for tougher scrutiny of research houses and licensees to strengthen their governance framework, according to experts, who warn that an entrenched system requires an urgent shakeup. ... |
| | | | ... skills, as well as compliance skills," Tokhi says. "There is a lot of turnover in most of the companies I've seen, and I feel that with technology, you have to have the right people involved who can actually work with technology." Trade-offs Next to ... |
| | | | ... complaint types for the sector. AFCA chief ombudsman and chief executive David Locke said: "We know many Australians continue to feel financially stretched and stressed - and behind every complaint we receive is a person seeking fairness and resolution ... |
| | | | ... with not paying insurance for maybe 10 years but in that 11th year you get a cyclone coming through. "Equity markets can feel like that, but nobody can predict when there is going to be a cyclone which is going to come and wipe out your house, and so ... |
| | | | ... support families at a difficult time." Emotional toll When a death benefit claim is denied or delayed, Sullivan says it can feel like a "second loss" to someone already grieving. "Families may be left confused, angry, or devastated, especially if they ... |
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