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| | | Australia's retirement system has been awarded a B+ by Mercer and the CFA Institute in their 2022 Global Pension Index, ranking sixth overall for the second consecutive year. The index covers 44 retirement systems around the world, measuring them on ... |
| | | | ... coming year. Those aged 25-34 are also high risk at 26%. When questioned on whether they feel empowered to retire or in retirement, only 59% of those aged over 55 said they had a high degree of confidence they'd have enough money to be comfortable. Further ... |
| | | | ... finance and global strategy, which will help us continue to deliver on our purpose to protect and grow the long-term retirement savings of working people," IFM said. Commenting on her appointment, Long said: "IFM's heritage and purpose is distinct in ... |
| | | | ... capabilities together. It explained this will boost its diverse client base, which includes more than 800 institutional, retirement, retail, and high-net-worth investors across more than 80 markets. Resources have been devoted to building new products ... |
| | | | The volatility and fragility of US pension funds makes clear that state and local retirement systems collectively aren't going to invest their way out of their poor funded status, an Equable report says. Equable's State of Pensions 2022 report says ... |
| | | | ... Percy concluded. Anglicare chief executive Simon Miller said: "For more than 160 years, including 70 in aged care and retirement living, Anglicare has sought to provide excellent service, with a focus on ensuring that all are cared for with dignity and ... |
| | | | ... he's not bothered by the increasing intensity of regulatory scrutiny. "Those who look after other people's retirement savings should be scrutinised," he says. Despite the performance test and heatmaps, First Super has remained true to its conviction ... |
| | | | ... IP claims and more importantly a key consideration was the impact of insurance costs and the reduction on members' retirement savings over time. "Overall, we're confident that our new insurance costs are competitive with other super funds and typically ... |
| | | | ... the unadvised, just 19% are completely or very satisfied and 82% are somewhat or not satisfied at all. Finally, in retirement, those that seek advice are twice as likely to experience a comfortable retirement than those that don't. Breaking this down ... |
| | | | ... many indicators of real economic activity will start to weaken, both globally and domestically." Similarly Australian Retirement Trust chief economist Brian Parker said: "The RBA is still only just in neutral territory; it needs to do more." |
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