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| | | ... two," said Sherry. Frontier Advisors managing director Fiona Trafford-Walker reminded the audience that the amount of baby boomers in retirement will generate a need for new products to manage longevity risk. "Sales of caravans will probably dive because ... |
| | | | ... wave of product design and breed of fund managers will be dictated by an issue far bigger than the GFC. "The army of baby boomers moving towards retirement age and out of the workforce will further fuel this secular shift within the economy and its patterns," ... |
| | | | ... morning. This includes growth of $1.06 billion in retail sales and $921 million in institutional sales. The wave of Baby Boomers coming into retirement, retirees' preference for secure and guaranteed income investments, such as lifetime annuity products ... |
| | | | ... retire by buying their books of clients, splitting them and giving younger advisers new clients to work with. "Lots of Baby Boomers are ready to retire and they have been successful over the years, but because of that, GenX and GenY advisers can't access ... |
| | | | A start-up online investment community designed initially for Baby Boomers has won a surprising number of GenX and GenY clients, suggesting a broader market of investors keen to swap their investment know-how online. Melbourne-based SelfWealth is an ... |
| | | | ... a challenge and an opportunity for Australia's financial planners, especially with Australia's five million-plus Baby Boomers fast approaching retirement. He said that this was especially important, as the report had also revealed that trustees were ... |
| | | | A whopping 86% of Australia's 5.5 million baby boomers are, in varying degrees, financially under-prepared for retirement, according to research release by industry super heavyweight REST Industry Super today. Dubbed The Journey Begins, the REST-commissioned ... |
| | | | ... "This greatly assists Trustees in meeting their obligations to members especially with regard to the first wave of Baby Boomers now entering retirement," he said. While some of the problems with Lifecycle funds are real, the benefits are also not understood ... |
| | | | ... running SMSFs, the sector is the fastest growing corner of the superannuation fund industry but with some 5.5 million baby boomers approaching retirement, Proebstl believes many will cross back the other way. "Given the growing number of do-it-yourself ... |
| | | | ... making the most of their savings, with 44% using a high interest savings account, compared to 37% of Gen X and 38% of Baby Boomers. This generation is also better at managing their money with 69% having a preference for budgeting, compared to 64% of ... |
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