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| | | ... on savings. The study was a collaborative effort, researched between Australian National University, AMP, Rice Warner Actuaries and National Seniors Australia. The report's authors are Dr Tim Higgins and Dr Steven Roberts from the Australian National ... |
| | | | ... for today, saying Australians would benefit to the tune of $184bn as a result. New research carried out by Rice Warner Actuaries for the Financial Services Council (FSC) claims raising the super guarantee from 9 to 12 % as proposed by the government ... |
| | | | ... talking about the go-forward position, which is new pieces of advice," said Richard Weatherhead, director, Rice Warner Actuaries. "We've assumed that all good advisers should be seeing their customers at least once a year but certainly once every two ... |
| | | | ... medical tests or health questions to get ANZ 50+ Life Cover, which can be bought over the phone. According to Rice Warner Actuaries, direct life insurance sales now account for almost 18% of the Australian life market. The forthcoming ban on commissions ... |
| | | | ... $669 billion in June 2010, based on the survival needs of families and dependants after death according to Rice Warner Actuaries. Comparably, the level of life underinsurance is $3,073 billion on an income replacement basis while total and permanent ... |
| | | | ... industry and as a real competitor to advisers and group insurance alike. According to latest figures from Rice Warner Actuaries' latest Direct Life Insurance Report, direct accounted for 11.8 per cent of in-force business with total sale for 2009 to ... |
| | | | ... halved by 2024 is alarmist, the Association of Financial Advisers said today. The report by research house Rice Warner Actuaries stated the figures in an analysis of the impact of Future of Financial Advice (FOFA) reforms. The report was undertaken for ... |
| | | | ... Association asked for superannuation to be included in any parental paid leave scheme after figures from Rice Warner Actuaries found a 35 per cent difference in super between women with children and men. |
| | | | ... Australian society to call for it [increase in SG]," she said. The super fund commissioned research, conducted by Rice Warner Actuaries, which found the average Australian retiring at 65 years old would only have 60 per cent of their equivalent income ... |
| | | | ... found Australian mothers typically accumulate much less retirement savings than men. Research conducted by Rice Warner Actuaries found the average Australian woman would have $91,400 or 35 per cent less than a man in their superannuation savings if they ... |
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