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| | | Magellan's head of research, Nikki Thomas, has left the company after 10 years following a restructure of the investment team. Thomas was promoted to the head of research role in 2014, having been a portfolio manager since 2011. She joined Magellan ... |
| | | | Fund managers should 'put their money where their mouth is' and have a personal stake in the funds they manage, Financial Standard's weekly poll results show. About 80% of respondents either agree or strongly believe this statement, indicating portfolio ... |
| | | | ... outperforming you? It's all about following the best investors to get better returns so you can to build that retirement nest-egg. And our portfolio analysis tools and flat fee brokerage help you to do that." |
| | | | ... access to health facilities. Having an accurate understanding of all these factors will help us understand how much of a nest egg you need to be aiming for," Haskew said. Advisers also need to know as much as possible about their client's health when ... |
| | | | Magellan's new listed investment trust (LIT) has raised $1.55 billion ahead of listing on the ASX next week - representing one of the largest IPOs for a listed investment vehicle. The Magellan Global Trust represents the next phase of Magellan's ongoing ... |
| | | | ... unlikely to improve given Australia's ageing population. Due to this, based on research, he said that if you have a super nest get between zero and $450,000, "you will likely end up becoming the state's problem. If you have $450,000 to $1.5 million ... |
| | | | A State Street Global Advisors Australian-based fund with about $900 million under management is divesting from weapons and tobacco companies. The State Street Global Index Plus Trust, which invests in global companies and aims to outperform the MSCI ... |
| | | | ... long-term. Using the Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia (ASFA) retirement standard of an approximate $550,000 nest egg corresponding to spending of $44,000 per annum, Teh said that retirees would need to allocate 32% of their portfolio ... |
| | | | ... retirement income products than retirees who did not use a planner. The unadvised spent four times more of their retirement nest egg on lifestyle expenditure such as renovations, holidays and new vehicles than planned retirees. The research also found ... |
| | | | ... multi-asset classes and multi-product exposures remains one of the best options available for today's traders to build a retirement nest egg for the future," Smoker said. "The benefit of spreading exposures across multiple asset classes and products ... |
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