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| | | ... to provide such housing to essential workers across capital cities is siphoning from a potential $64 billion boon. "This study highlights that in Australia, where 66% - 1.4 million - of our nation's essential workers live in a greater capital city area ... |
| | | | ... in the family office sector, with executives increasingly empowered to manage family assets in-house, according to a new study by Ocorian. As part of the study, conducted earlier in the year, Ocorian commissioned independent research company PureProfile ... |
| | | | ... 60% revising strategic asset allocations (SAA) to prioritise flexibility and new opportunities, according to a BlackRock study. In its annual Global insurance report, BlackRock indicated that insurers are adopting flexible SAAs to exploit opportunities ... |
| | | | ... most markets. "In some cities, however, the seeds for the next property price boom have already been planted," it said. The study said in most world cities, buying a 60 square meter apartment exceeds the budget of the average annual income of a person ... |
| | | | A new study shows that while most local financial services marketers believe compliance teams get in the way of them getting their job done, those same compliance specialists think marketers are just looking for someone else to blame when marketing ... |
| | | | ... Millennial and Gen Z Australians are keen to seek financial advice but the bulk of them don't know how to access it, a study from Colonial First State shows. According to research commissioned by CFS, 53% of under 40s are open to advice compared ... |
| | | | ... and social security system. Further, figuring out the exact amount retirees should drawdown is also complex. Citing a 2022 study by actuary and head of innovation at Optimum Pensions Jim Hennington, some 840,000 Age Pensioners (about a quarter of those ... |
| | | | ... participated. It shows Australia's HNWIs have returned to 2021 levels following a short-lived decline last year to 625,000. The study found those with $2.5 million - $5 million of investible wealth have seen the most significant growth in the past 12 ... |
| | | | ... beating thanks to mounting cost-of-living pressures, as many feel they will struggle with it well into the future, a new study shows. Eighty percent of people aged 50 years old and over are struggling to manage the soaring prices of goods and services ... |
| | | | ... added the drop in assets is occurring at a pace that has only been encountered twice in the 20-year history of the annual study. From a local perspective, as the super fund industry continues to consolidate, more funds are being added to the list. AustralianSuper ... |
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