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| | | ... pension. This means taxpayers end up underwriting future inheritances," the report reads. "Under this change, older Australians who are asset-rich, but cash-poor would not need to sell their homes if they didn't want to. They could draw down against ... |
| | | | Rainmaker Information's assessment of superannuation products shows that 56 super funds boast at least one AAA-rated product, down from 66 last year. Rainmaker's AAA Quality Rating evaluates superannuation products on performance, costs, insurance ... |
| | | | ... they are actually making an informed decision." Last year, research conducted by Investment Trends revealed that most Australians feel they have unmet financial advice needs. Affordability was the main barrier to seeking financial advice. However, the ... |
| | | | ... house prices slashing measured household wealth. "Since interest rates started rising, the average mortgage rate that Australians pay has increased more quickly than average mortgage rates paid in other countries," Lowe said. "This increase in mortgage ... |
| | | | ... government's YFYS review for its plan to test some of the highest-free and worst-value super products. Millions of Australians currently invest in products that haven't gone quality checks, but the YFYS review will sharpen the teeth of regulators. ... |
| | | | ... said the company and its advisory community are driven by a mission to improve the financial wellbeing of everyday Australians. Moreover, the solution is flexible for use by investors who may not be ready for an advised experience, but instead, seek ... |
| | | | As the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) kept the cash rate at 3.60% in April, most economists warn Australians not to rule out further increases throughout the year. Mortgage holders breathed a sigh of relief yesterday afternoon when RBA governor Philip ... |
| | | | ... according to the government. However, the non-indexation of the superannuation cap may lead to a significant number of Australians breaching the $3 million cap in their lifetime, affecting around 500,000 people, as per ATO data. Further, Rainmaker Information ... |
| | | | According to new data, 80% of Australians agree that super is for providing financial security in retirement and support law changes that will deter early release. As the government's consultation on legislating super objectives closes, Industry ... |
| | | | ... executive and Mercer Pacific president David Bryant believes the merger will transform the super sector to the benefit of Australians. "We promised members that we would deliver them a market-leading offering in terms of benefits, performance and pricing ... |
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