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| | | ... concessional contribution cap level of $25,000 and $35,000 for older Australians is too low to facilitate adequate savings for retirement," SPAA chief executive Andrea Slattery said. "The low concessional contribution cap base, together with the absence ... |
| | | | ... have helped push AMP's retirement index to its lowest levels since the global financial crisis. The AMP Retirement Adequacy Index fell almost 2 percentage points to 69.4% while projected retirement savings fell 7% to $492,000, AMP said. Superannuation ... |
| | | | ... second in the world, behind the Netherlands which secured first place with its action on SG increases and raising the retirement age. According to the 2011 Melbourne Mercer Global Pension Index, Netherlands has the best pension system in the world, with ... |
| | | | ... time period, fund balances for women rose from $28,534 to $29,692, an increase of 4.1 per cent, the AMP Retirement Adequacy Index reported. While average fund balances for both women and men increased, fund balances for men increased to become 45 per ... |
| | | | ... period to $44,690 for the six months to June, beating the 2007 peak of $44,013 according to the AMP Retirement Adequacy Index, a review of data from AMP's corporate superannuation customers. Doug Ross, principal economist for Access Economics, said the ... |
| | | | ... carefully about super policy and its impact on the average working Australian - and their eventual quality of life in retirement. "Ensuring an adequate financial future for ordinary Australians should be a priority for whoever forms the new government," ... |
| | | | ... stream in retirement (as a percentage of their current salary). Members are also referred to the AMP Retirement Adequacy Index (for the six months to December 2009) to understand broader adequacy issues. AMP won an "Excellence in member communications" ... |
| | | | ... half results, and West Australian Newspapers Holdings Ltd releases annual results. AMP launches its retirement adequacy index in Sydney. Wesfarmers managing director Richard Goyder delivers a briefing at an American Chamber of Commerce in Australia event ... |
| | | | Compulsory super and the long-term nature of retirement strategies are among the reasons why for many Australians, last year's financial crisis was a mere blip in their future retirement income, research shows. Today AMP has released its second Superannuation ... |
| | | | Just as new research confirms that Australians are on track for a retirement income equivalent to more than 90 per cent of average weekly earnings, concerns are growing about the damage rising inflation could have on these savings goals. AMP which has ... |
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