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| | | ... most recent annual review, 16% of the membership of Australian super funds now holds 31% of the assets, representing the baby boomer generation about to hit retirement. As a result there is now a huge challenge about where to invest in retirement, McFarlane ... |
| | | | "I know I'm just a fool who's willing to sit around and wait for you But baby can't you see, there's nothin' else for me to do, I'm hopelessly devoted to you..." - Olivia Newton John Yes, yes yo Virginia. After only a day of making their disappointments ... |
| | | | "C'mon baby light my fire..." That exactly was what European Central Bank (ECB) President Mario Draghi did when he spoke at the Global Investment Conference in London last night. Read his lips: "To the extent that the size of these sovereign premia ... |
| | | | ... relation to financial advice, despite a willingness to pay for advice if it comes with a perceived time saving, the report said. Baby Boomers and those in retirement are predictably the most likely age brackets to seek advice. In terms of asset allocations ... |
| | | | ... provide a distraction from the goings-on in Europe - like a streaker taking attention mid-way through Justin Bieber singing, "baby, baby, baby, oh..." Noticed the relative calm in the markets when Europe is out of the headlines? Speaking of which, Moody's ... |
| | | | ... underperformer since the Marcos' martial law years of the 1970s is coming on its own. The Philippines has gone a long way, baby. Equity market investors may be disappointed with the paltry 5.1% return (year-to-date) return on developed markets and the ... |
| | | | At a time when Baby Boomers are suffering a sharemarket hammering, fewer GenY children now expect financial assistance with the purchase of their first home than in previous years, according to RaboDirect. According to the latest RaboDirect National ... |
| | | | ... want time consuming claims processes" There are three segments that has been the main focus and they include blue collar, baby boomers and high net worth clients, said Kerr. "Understanding these segments has been a huge motivator for how we have underlined ... |
| | | | ... Australian super funds, investment managers, insurers and other financial product providers. The paper warns that Australia's Baby Boomers have already started retiring and will do so in force over the coming decade - moving a huge proportion of retirement ... |
| | | | ... Grant Samuel believes there will be a shift towards having a higher proportion invested in fixed income, particularly as the baby-boomers get close to retirement, and investing globally provides a broader range of investment opportunities with diversification ... |
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