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| | | ... taxed nil per cent," he said. "TTR pension income received by individuals is subject to concessional tax arrangements between ages 55 and 59, and becomes completely tax free from age 60." To inform more Australian investors about TTR strategies, Macquarie ... |
| | | | AGEST Super, a public offer industry fund that targets Australian government employees, has reported a stellar financial year, with total contributions and fund assets setting new records for the fund. Contributions and rollovers to the fund for FY06 ... |
| | | | Rainmaker has released their 2007 super and retirement fund survey, showing fees have jumped 8 per cent, or nearly three times the inflation rate. But the continuing performance bull run is distracting funds more focused on expanding their investments ... |
| | | | ... of our response to these challenges." "For these reforms to be effective, it is important that Australian workers of all ages understand how they can use superannuation to provide for their retirement," Dutton added. "This initiative will use a variety ... |
| | | | ... financial protection at AXA Australia, said, "People living longer and earning more money has pushed up sum insureds and entry ages are getting older as well. It's lead to us developing more 'buy/back' options, particularly in our trauma insurance policies ... |
| | | | ... modules added to give advisers more flexibility when writing insurance for clients. Other changes include improved entry ages across the product range, increased premium discounts for term insurance, a new limited term insurance option for those who ... |
| | | | ... fertility rate. We are showing progress in relation to that," said Costello. But it's not just about savings and retirement ages as health care costs are also part of the equation. "We have got to make sure that our focus on medical care is for good ... |
| | | | Public offer industry fund AGEST will join the elite list of super funds brave enough to directly front their members in person when it holds its first member meeting in Canberra on 19 April. Michael Seton, chief executive of AGEST, said, "This is the ... |
| | | | ... have a credit card or don't trust the internet with their details. For example, 47 per cent of non-online shoppers between ages 15 to 24 do not have a credit card and nearly a third (29 per cent) of those aged 40 to 55 do not trust the internet with ... |
| | | | ... raising the maximum levels of insurance for death and total and permanent disability (TPD) as well as increasing the expiry ages for both categories. Under the new terms, but still subject to underwriting, AXA group policy holders can take out insurance ... |
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