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| | | Baby boomers and their advisers are becoming increasing concerned about the effect of market volatility on traditional investments, according to a MetLife poll. MetLife's Market Volatility Poll, conducted in February of this year, included 520 financial ... |
| | | | ... Stacker said self-managed super funds were hesitant to give up defensive assets but had to grow wealth as ageing baby boomers needed to address longevity risk - leaving direct property investment as a natural portfolio fit. Charter Hall's new Direct ... |
| | | | ... AUM. Much of the demand for investment in this space is being driven by the rising inability or unwillingness of baby boomers and Generation Yers to own their own home. According to Leigh Gavin, senior consultant and head of property research at Frontier ... |
| | | | Thousands of 100-year-old baby boomers will live out their last days in poverty unless superannuation changes are passed, Assistant Treasurer Bill Shorten has told delegates at the Conference of Major Super Funds. Minister Shorten, who flew to the Gold ... |
| | | | ... through social media, it's their comfort level with the internet." "The demographics of our users range from GenY to Baby Boomers and beyond, people are used to doing everything online these days from bank statements to ebay, the preference for online ... |
| | | | ... 22 to 34 ask friends, relatives and colleagues about finances and investing. This compares to just 43 per cent of Baby Boomers and 31 per cent of Boomers' parents that reported the same sources. Further differentiating Gen Y, around 33 per cent or one ... |
| | | | Financial advisers who abandon the 'one-size-fits-all' approach when serving their baby boomer clients are better positioned to grow their business, said Bernard Salt, KPMG partner. Speaking at a Challenger briefing, Salt told over 300 planners and ... |
| | | | ... Anderson said, "It's a convenient argument when spending someone else's money and then taking a cut on the side. For baby boomers, if 9 per cent is not adequate then 12 per cent by 2020 won't help because most will be retired by then." But for Reynolds ... |
| | | | ... found that only one in five Generation Yers have received professional financial advice, compared to over half of baby boomers. |
| | | | ... distribution. An aging population means that life insurance and the rate of payouts will probably spike as many of the baby boomers and older generations begin to retire. Yet the unprecedented stats behind people living a lot longer - even outliving ... |
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