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| | | ... great strategic vehicle." "Now, I think the individuals are driving it. And part of the reasons [is] they've got more money. A 30-year-old has a lot more super than I did at 30," she said. This is namely from compulsory, high super saving rates and ... |
| | | | ... need for financial confidence." The launch comes as 40% of Australians aged 45 and over are concerned about running out of money in retirement, according to Acenda's From Uncertainty to Confidence research. Prepared by CoreData Research, the study was ... |
| | | | ... ability for funds to be more proactive could reduce the risk of under-consumption driven by members' fear of running out of money and improve retirement outcomes across the system," it said. "It would ensure members practical, timely support at key decision ... |
| | | | ... aside a portion of earnings when returns are high may lead to the option failing the performance test." Given there is no money in the reserve, there will be no direct or practical impact on members. Defined benefit accounts are also not impacted as ... |
| | | | ... coming into effect on April 1 and will see a member with $50,000 charged $388 in total fees per year. From April 1, Virgin Money Super's asset-based administration fee will increase from 0.394% p.a. to 0.424% p.a. For a member with a balance of $50,000 ... |
| | | | ... growth potential with a safety net, guaranteed income for life that never stops or drops, and the flexibility to access your money." "Together, these features provide a simple way to secure guaranteed income for life - protected from market downturns ... |
| | | | ... contribution systems: stronger governance, greater transparency, consolidation where needed, and a growing focus on value for money and income in retirement, not just savings growth." It comes as defined contributions now account for 63% of all assets ... |
| | | | Challenger is part of a consortium that is attempting to acquire ASX-listed Pepper Money, in a deal that values the non-bank lender at about $1.16 billion. Pepper Group ANZ HoldCo and Challenger confirmed media speculation that they are engaging in ... |
| | | | ... dipping into clients' super. Valvo said he lost $50,000 through a fake trading platform. His family and friends also lost money from the scam. He told the program that he had been "in the [financial planning] game for 35 years" and if an "influential ... |
| | | | ... actually shows up in private demand, does it not?" Bullock replied: "Yes, it does. Because what it often does is it transfers money to people and gives them money to spend." Kennedy further pointed out that Chalmers appears not wanting to admit that ... |
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