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| | ... already in super. When asked if they would be interested in using funds already invested in their super to pay for a retirement plan, 61% of Australians said yes. The strongest interest was from younger Australians aged 25 to 29. Three in four men (76%) ... |
| | | ... transformation programs. Croft assumes the role from Jenny Oliver, who takes on the position of executive for group life and retirement, as announced last October. Among the changes, Fiona Macgregor was appointed chief executive for individual life and ... |
| | | ... 2024. Last financial year, TAL paid $3.5 billion in claims to 45,000 customers. TAL chief executive for group life and retirement Jenny Oliver said: "Our focus continues to place members' needs at the centre of our thinking so we can deliver leading ... |
| | | ... portion of his time with clients, and he sees a role where he continues to deal with large employers or possibly in the retirement space, as a logical next step. "I really enjoy time working with clients and putting in place programs that are mutually ... |
| | | Despite positive investment market performance, Australians' retirement confidence is weakening, according to a State Street Global Advisors survey. Contrary to expectations, State Street's Global Retirement Reality report found that factors like inflation ... |
| | | ... said. Last year, NGS Super launched its Easy Default offering which aims to help members manage savings while hitting retirement income objectives. |
| | | ... structure of its administration fees across ADF Super, the Public Sector Superannuation accumulation plan (PSSap) and CSC retirement income (CSCri). From March 1, members across these divisions will see their administration fees and costs change. The ... |
| | | ... Australians to check-in with their fund to make sure they are getting the most they can from their super." "Life is busy and retirement for many is decade's away, but spending some time now looking into super could really pay off in the long-term." |
| | | California State Teachers' Retirement System (CalSTRS) chief investment officer Christopher Ailman will depart on June 30, after 24 years at the fund. At an Investment Committee meeting, Ailman revealed his intention step down from the position ... |
| | | ... decision as "unsound and ahistorical." "I am concerned that these products will flood the markets and land squarely in the retirement accounts of US households who can least afford to lose their savings to the fraud and manipulation that appears prevalent ... |
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