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| | | ... identified this morning in submissions, it being an unlikely prospect," he said. According to ASIC, around 390,000 Australians became members of Essential Super as a result of the distribution agreement, which ASIC believes amounts to a contravention ... |
| | | | Young Australians have flocked to trade listed investments for the first time, having set their sights on global equities, new research shows. Investment Trends 2020 2H Online Investing Report found that 435,000 Australians placed their first trade ... |
| | | | ... AFCA resolved disputes totalling $294 million. Earlier this year, the ATO found the early release of super scams cost Australians over $6 million. Untersteiner noted that superannuation funds worked with AFCA to resolve consumer concerns over the ERS. ... |
| | | | ... investment specialist Anthony Doyle said while the Reserve Bank of Australia appears to have successfully incentivised Australians to borrow and spend - with the housing market, in Sydney especially, running hot - monetary policy globally will force ... |
| | | | New research from Rainmaker Information has highlighted the stark gender gap in superannuation savings. Despite making up half of the population, women only own roughly 40% of the funds under management in super - equating to approximately $1.2 trillion. ... |
| | | | New research shows superannuation funds with females holding an executive position continue to outperform male counterparts. Of the 50 super funds analysed in Rainmaker's annual W-Index, one-third of leadership roles such as chairs of the board ... |
| | | | ... that through a sensible investment strategy, a little now multiplies over the years into much more." Anderson said Australians should be looking to their funds for education and support to get insight into how the super and retirement systems work. "The ... |
| | | | ... had to pay more for health insurance premiums, which increased from 1 October 2020 by around 3%. About 2.2 million Australians aged over 65 have private health insurance, up from two million just three years earlier. "COVID-19 impacted on just about ... |
| | | | ... up some issues around retirement goals and options. AMP said its own financial wellness research indicates 44% of Australians are concerned about not having enough money to retire and one in three are worried about how market events could impact their ... |
| | | | ... not perfect. High fees, persistently underperforming funds and too many duplicate accounts are a drag on the system. Australians can be reassured that the Morrison government is determined to continue our arc of reform ensuring the superannuation system ... |
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