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| | | ... said. "When we asked Australians over 60 what made them happy, three things stood out: good physical health (59%), enough money to enjoy life (41%), and good mental health (38%)." The report also revealed that a third of women over 60 (34%) are "extremely ... |
| | | | ... and Colonial First State. At GESB, Smith is responsible for member and employer experience, while also ensuring value for money super and retirement products. She will oversee brand, communications and digital, insurance, key account management, member ... |
| | | | ... A spokesperson for Rest confirmed to Financial Standard that while there was suspicious activity on member accounts, no money was lost. "No money was transferred out of Rest member accounts as a result of this incident. We have contacted impacted members ... |
| | | | ... The average age of an ART member is about 40, which means that the super fund is "hopefully going to be investing their money the next 20, 30, 40 and 50 years and that has to be part of that mindset." The investment team is confident that the next decade ... |
| | | | ... force Australians to "suffer the stress" of navigating with a complicated process while mourning, and "denied access to money they're entitled too," some suggested poor service standards are a consequence of super fund's fees being slashed to the bone. ... |
| | | | ... be starting to think about retiring," Linden said. "For current retirees or pre-retirees heading towards retirement soon, money that remains in super for many years enables short-term losses to be recouped." Linden said while it is natural to want to ... |
| | | | 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 ... |
| | | | ... services as quickly as possible," Cbus said. This comes as AustralianSuper confirmed it would remediate members who lost money from the attack. The fund said around 600 members were impacted, with four having money stolen, totalling around $500,000. ... |
| | | | ... altering their ranking. Global X senior product and investment strategist Marc Jocum told Financial Standard that with so much money still sloshing around in managed funds, Australians may be paying more to active managers than they need to for a similar ... |
| | | | ... scam protections. SCA chief executive Xavier O'Halloran said that given Australians are legally required to put their money into super, the news of the attacks is chilling, particularly when "we know" super funds aren't doing enough to protect ... |
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