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| | | ... investor profiles, demonstrating the potential role flexible lifetime income can play in modern retirement planning." A new survey from Investment Trends and Brighter Super found more than half of pre-retirees (54%) expect a retirement income shortfall ... |
| | | | ... already retired." "When people expect to fall short, they are now more likely to plan to spend less than to save more." The survey also found those who began planning retirement before the age of 40 were fare more likely to be living comfortably (64%) ... |
| | | | ... stack but are redesigning work around AI, Deloitte finds in its newly published report State of AI in the Enterprise. The survey of 3500 global leaders found that 39% of the Australian cohort are redesigning several key processes around AI, while 73% ... |
| | | | A new report reflects that despite being advised, almost four in 10 Australians (37%) found themselves in a worse financial position than a year before. According to Investment Trends' 2026 Financial Advice Consumer Report, which surveyed some 6571 ... |
| | | | Australian women are more likely than men to leave the workforce earlier than anticipated, with new Vanguard research highlighting persistent gaps in retirement confidence and financial preparedness. The investment manager's How Australia Retires report ... |
| | | | ... central bank navigates renewed inflation pressures and tighter financing conditions across the Euro Area. In its latest Survey on the Access to Finance of Enterprises, covering the third quarter of 2026, the ECB found businesses were facing further increases ... |
| | | | ... health, policy settings and market conditions is influencing retirement decisions. Its Trust in Ageing study, based on a survey of more than 2000 Baby Boomers who own property and are involved in household financial decisions, found that while 75% described ... |
| | | | Australia's wealthy inheritors are making major financial decisions before they feel ready, with new research highlighting a gap between receiving professional advice and having the confidence to act on it. Capital Group's research into the 'great wealth ... |
| | | | ... mind for the executives of publicly listed companies amid ongoing uncertainty and rapidly changing capital markets, a new survey shows. MSCI's Corporate Issuers Benchmark Survey, which canvassed 250 decision makers around the world, including those ... |
| | | | ... surveyed 134 companies in 18 industries about their whistleblower programs during the period. In a prior whistleblower survey, ASIC found that one third (36%) of organisations do not have a dedicated whistleblower web page for raising concerns, and 20% ... |
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