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| | | ... on sites close to important urban infrastructure like hospitals, schools and transport, to make sure essential workers can live closer to work and reduce commuting time," McNally said. |
| | | | The Financial Accountability Regime (FAR) passed the upper and lower houses of parliament yesterday, more than four years after it was first introduced. The Financial Accountability Regime Bill 2023 will apply to the banking industry six months after ... |
| | | | Integrity Life will not take on any new retail advised business, saying the decline in risk advisers has forced a strategic pivot. Integrity Group, the parent company of Integrity Life, said it undertook a review of the business' strategy, considering ... |
| | | | Institutional investors need to prepare for what would happen when Australia's temperature hits 50 degrees and analyse the impacts on investments and communities. The impact of a 50-degree day was the subject of a climate risk simulation exercise at ... |
| | | | ... she said. "Because people don't realise that; the products look confusing. If you don't think you're going to live as long as you do, when you look at the cost of these sorts of products, they look really expensive." However, it's not ... |
| | | | ... updated its retirement targets considering increases to the cost of living and a higher Age Pension. For pre-retirees who live alone and wish to spend $47,000 per year in retirement, they will now need to have saved $317,000 by age 65. If they wish to ... |
| | | | Dugald Mitchell, a former president of the Association of Financial Advisers (AFA), passed away on August 18 at the age of 89. Mitchell was an active member and leader of the AFA, playing key roles as a member of the National Education Committee and ... |
| | | | ... super savings and private savings that they do not qualify for a pension. "While super is still maturing, it is beginning to live up to its promise of delivering a better standing of living in retirement and removing the burden of paying for it by taxing ... |
| | | | ... counterparts, often work in industries with lower wages, take time off to manage home-related issues, care for children, and live longer, Nutter said. "All this means that women need to save or invest more to retire well but have less assets to start ... |
| | | | ... members could also benefit from another five years of moderate exposure to growth assets. "The average 65-year-old today could live for another two or three decades in retirement so a higher exposure to growth is going to help their super last the distance," ... |
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