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| | | ... market returns, falling property prices and low interest rates obstruct their wealth. Recent research by Roy Morgan found Aussies would retire with an average gross wealth (total assets excluding owner-occupied homes) of $331,000 - 40% higher than 2008 ... |
| | | | ... supported by survey respondents. The FSC said support began to drop significantly as the amount increased. Overall, 63% of Aussies are prepared to take a genetic test to determine their likelihood of getting a serious disease in the future, but only ... |
| | | | Australians are retiring with more than enough, according to new research from Grattan Institute but ISA and ASFA don't agree. Grattan Institute modelling found that most workers can expect retirement income of at least 91% of their pre-retirement ... |
| | | | ... super services. "This partnership will deliver a no frills superannuation offering with ultra-low fees that will enable Aussies to retain and preserve more of their personal wealth," he said. "Albert Einstein once said that 'compound interest is ... |
| | | | RBA started to support immediate payments for Aussies around the clock, this year. RBA's head of payments settlements department Greg Johnston spoke at SIBOS about what the central bank would like to see in payments next. In February, RBA launched ... |
| | | | Australian millennials are aiming to retire comfortably at 50 with $5 million in their nest egg, a new survey shows. Trading platform Stake surveyed 506 Australians and those aged between 18 and 34 said investing in US stocks will help make their goals ... |
| | | | Australians are the second-most optimistic about retirement, according to new SSGA research that compared retirement satisfaction levels across eight countries. SSGA's Global Retirement Reality Report polled 9400 people across Australia, US, UK ... |
| | | | Delegates today heard the impending Royal Commission into aged care could serve as a catalyst for more Australians to access financial advice. While presenting a focus session on the new age of aged care, Challenger technical services manager Sean Howard ... |
| | | | ... Queenslanders are the most likely to have one (47% don't have wills). Finder personal finance expert Kate Browne said Aussies need to act even if they don't have a large estate. "Most people don't like to think about their death and fewer still enjoy ... |
| | | | ... years. They found about 78% of these funds underperformed their respective benchmarks. The lacklustre performance means Aussies are losing $414 billion of their everyday hard-earned cash by being invested in them, InvestSMART said. The average underperformance ... |
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