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| | | ... substantially less super than men, prompting renewed calls for further policy reform. Median balances for men in the pre-retirement age bracket rose 7.4% to $236,100, while women's balances increased 7% to $174,700. As a result, the gender super ... |
| | | | ... homes outright, and sought to determine how much Australians needed to sustain their desired standard of living until the age of 90, factoring in their entitlement to the Age Pension. A single person homeowner will be able to save $322,000 by the age ... |
| | | | The top performing teams within financial services companies in Australia have been recognised at the annual Financial Standard Investment Leadership Awards. More than 350 industry professionals turned out for the industry's night of nights, honouring ... |
| | | | The annual Marketing, Advertising and Sales Excellence (MAX) Awards hosted by Rainmaker Group and Financial Standard were presented in Sydney last night, recognising organisations, teams and individuals across 20 different categories. Leader of the ... |
| | | | ... draws on more than 67 years of investment and inflation data to assess whether combinations of drawdowns, investment settings, Age Pension interactions and product overlays can deliver sustainable, CPI-linked income streams over 30 years or more. This ... |
| | | | ... retirement needs. "Options like guided settings, information on how different retirement income options work together with the Age Pension, and tools that help them make decisions that suit their circumstances, could help more Australians approach retirement ... |
| | | | ... Australia, that cohort of older people are also the most cashed up in history and expect a higher living standard even as they age. This culmination of aging populations, wealthy retirees and constrained development pipelines has created a perfect storm ... |
| | | | ... whether through targeted contribution incentives, reforms to address career breaks and pay disparities, or enhancements to the Age Pension safety net." The study said retirees can consider a "flexible" withdrawal strategy by reducing or postponing withdrawals ... |
| | | | ... into their portfolios, with nearly one in five Gen Z Australians report owning ETFs at around 19%, the highest rate of any age group. |
| | | | While family offices have investment strategies down pat, the state of their succession plans paint another story, which reports suggest could undermine a seamless transfer of a vast amount of wealth. On the plus side, most family offices have a robust ... |
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