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| | | ... wealth holders invest even less (29%) of their inheritances than their global peers (33%). As a result, 65% of Gen X and Millennial inheritors said they have regrets about how they have used their inheritance money, with nearly two in five wishing they ... |
| | | | Australian investors show a greater willingness to stay with their wealth provider than their global counterparts, according to the 2025 EY Global Wealth Research Report. However, despite this relative loyalty, more than one in five investors still ... |
| | | | The Association of Independently Owned Financial Professionals (AIOFP) has partnered with fintech firm moneyGPS, which will provide its digital advice platform to the advice association's 120 AFSL members and 5000 financial advisers. Through the partnership ... |
| | | | As Australians prepare for the great intergenerational wealth transfer, many are voicing concerns around navigating the legal, financial and investment aspects, a new study by Fidelity International found. In the next 20 years, Australia is on track ... |
| | | | ... Boomers accounted for over 50% of new SMSFs accounts, both advised and self-directed. There was also an increase from Millennial SMSF investors, up 9.8% year-on-year. The report found this was mostly driven by male millennials. By contrast, there was ... |
| | | | Generation X and Millennials collectively drove about 85% of new self-managed superannuation fund (SMSF) establishments for the six months to 31 December 2024, according to a new report from Class. The total value of the net assets administered on Class ... |
| | | | ... ETFs remain solid, with the shift toward low-cost ETFs also likely to continue, supported by a surge among Gen Z and Millennial investors in the space, proving another challenge active managers are up against. Morningstar said active managers will gain ... |
| | | | ... engaged in the 'buy the dip' strategy. Around 25% of Gen Zs' investments are via ETFs and at least 40% of Gen Z and 34% Millennial have invested in at least one ETF. There is also a jump of 56% in ETF trades by Millennials and 44% by Gen Z on days when ... |
| | | | ... is clearly much work to do, and clarification needed," he said. An AustralianSuper survey found that 600,000 of its Millennial (born between 1981 and 1996) and Gen Z members (born between 1997 and 2012) have used the fund's app in the past year to ... |
| | | | Only a third (32%) of Australians believe they would be able to save for their retirement without compulsory superannuation, according to a new survey from AustralianSuper. A third of Millennials (33%) and Gen X'ers (32%), as well as nearly one-in-five ... |
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