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| | | ... might actually hinge on their soft skills and how well they serve the most influential generation of our time - the baby boomers - predicts a planning expert. Paul McKeon, founder of a business dedicated to baby boomers and their lifestyle needs, said ... |
| | | | ... offering, the six-month old Tyndall Australian Share Income Fund, has won a place in three major platforms - signalling baby boomers' increasing appetite for income equity strategies. Craig Hobart, head of retail at Tyndall Investment Management, said ... |
| | | | Baby Boomers may be sitting tight with their investment strategies, but many are arming themselves with education and taking a more prudent investment approach in a bid to ride out the GFC, new research shows. The latest Retire Ready survey from Commonwealth ... |
| | | | ... found 44 per cent of respondents said they would have to postpone their retirement. Almost 60 per cent of Australian baby boomers believe domestic shares will fall further in the next six months and 69 per cent said the global sharemarkets would do the ... |
| | | | ... had was easy to be had. It had been 18 long years since Australia suffered a debilitating recession, and even many baby boomers have forgotten what it looks like. Life for all of us Australians had been paradise... until now. Yesterday's announcement ... |
| | | | A new consumer survey revealed one third of baby boomers are rethinking their retirement plans as super fund balances fall amid bad markets. The Milliman consumer superannuation survey, which was run between the extremely unstable months of September ... |
| | | | ... Australians between 45 and 64 in October, also found most people said poor super returns are their main concern. Baby boomers are certainly becoming more aware of the financial crisis, with 83 per cent stating their super performance would be hit by ... |
| | | | ... them to develop a relationship with the beneficiaries," said Walsh. According to the firm, the wealth transfer from 'baby boomers' to generation X and Y over the next decade is estimated at $600 billion, representing an opportunity for financial advisers ... |
| | | | ... Developing a greater online presence could also provide an opportunity to communicate with other demographics such as the 'baby boomers'. "Boomers are certainly coming online, once they get comfortable with the technology their uptake in use is exponential," ... |
| | | | ... incomes and capital markets that followed on from the Hawke/Keating structural reforms. "We can now not look after the Baby Boomers," he added. "Any of the baby Boomers can't now be in the system long enough to replace their income." The super-charging ... |
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