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| | | ... the risks of volatility, whereas the risk that investment returns do not sufficiently outpace the rise in their cost of living is as dangerous. Currently, the industry standard risk label is only based on volatility, so an investment option labelled ... |
| | | | The cost of living a modest retirement has risen faster than the overall rate of inflation, according to new research from the Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia (ASFA) released today. The cost of a 'comfortable' retirement has risen 2% ... |
| | | | ... retirement sector, Hook also identified significant gaps across all other product offerings, especially in relation to: Cost of living risk protection, variable annuities, extended affinity based offerings - and to a lessor extent capital preservation ... |
| | | | ... developed because of concerns retirees' costs increased at a different rate to regular inflation, requiring a special cost of living adjustment for pensions compared to other welfare benefits which are normally linked to CPI or average wages. The surprise ... |
| | | | ... focused on shorter term financial goals such as owning a home or new car." According to the research, the rising cost of living was the main issue for their savings with Baby Boomers also more likely to blame the GFC, while Gen Y and X were most likely ... |
| | | | ... continuing urbanisation and industrialisation puts prices on commodities and energy, putting pressure on food prices and cost of living which makes government react with subsidies and other forms of fiscal accommodation. "These two sectors reinforce ... |
| | | | ... opposition says any increase would affect low- and middle-income earners who could better spend the money on their cost of living or paying down their mortgage. Minister Shorten also called for the Coalition to respond to the Henry Review recommendations ... |
| | | | Retirement incomes need to grow by $600 per year to comfortably keep pace with rising costs of living, new figures have confirmed. Costs climbed by 1.3% in the March quarter this year from the December quarter 2010, according to the Association of Super ... |
| | | | ... a month prior. The British Statistician also has a measure called the Retail Price Index used to calculate the cost of living. On this gauge, Britons' cost of living sped to an annual rate of 5.5 per cent - the highest since July 1991 -- from 5.1 per ... |
| | | | ... spending worth more than US$11 billion. This includes higher disbursements for social welfare (including a 15 percent cost of living allowance for government workers), jobs creation, housing and education. Now why would anyone want to protest against ... |
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