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| | | ... terminated by AMP were typically single-planner businesses with turnover of less than $300,000. "I don't think the majority of them were planning to leave the industry," Macdonald said. The data shows that of the 323 advisers that left AMP Financial ... |
| | | | ... proud that Cromwell has come through the pandemic and is continuing to operate successfully, particularly with the majority of its people working from home for most of the year. "It has been an honour and a privilege to have been chief executive of a ... |
| | | | ... the back of, check out Financial Standard 's most read stories for 2020. The COVID-19 pandemic underscores the majority of this year's most widely read stories, as unprecedented shutdowns and fiscal response wreaked havoc on financial markets. ... |
| | | | ... transfers. SMSF members paid a total of $3.7 billion in administration and operating expenses for their funds. The majority of SMSFs are based in New South Wales (32.8%), followed by Victoria (30.9%), Queensland (17%), Western Australia (9.4%), South ... |
| | | | ... HECS-HELP debt is now approaching 10 years and it's trending up," Futurity chief executive Ross Higgins said. "The majority of people who attend university (56%) are positive or neutral about the value of their university education despite, their ... |
| | | | ... from age 47 to 52. For those in Mercer SmartPath born after 1963, investment fees will reduce from 0.47% to 0.44% The majority of members will see reductions in investment fees and there will be more consistency in the fee structures across employment ... |
| | | | ... expect to continue in this direction in the future. Working from home will be commonplace for many businesses. The majority of respondents (76%) will implement hybrid office and home arrangements. In terms of recruiting, 42% of leaders want to hire more ... |
| | | | The majority of financial advisers who sat the most recent exam passed, according to the Financial Adviser Standards and Ethics Authority. FASEA has released the most recent exam statistics, which show 76% of advisers passed the October sitting. There ... |
| | | | ... different generations with all involved looking to make a positive impact with their wealth," the report said. The majority of HNW individuals say that they have now adapted their investments to be more ethical with 80% of those under 40 years, 78% of ... |
| | | | ... retirement would reduce inequality for future generations as inheritances would be lower rather than dying with the majority of wealth. "If most people continue to die with the majority of the wealth they had at retirement, the maturing superannuation ... |
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