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Mariner appoints Business Development Manager

Mariner Mortgage Management Limited, a partner company of Mariner Financial Limited has appointed a new Business Development Manager for Mariner Mortgage Trust. Sean McGrath, formerly a Business Development Manager with ING Group, will head up the distribution ...

Mercer proposes lower taxes on super and a rise in pension age

Mercer Human Resource Consulting has recommended the Federal Government reduce taxes levied on superannuation funds and raise the official pension age from 65 to 67 in order to address the problems presented by the aging workforce. The suggestions have ...

Anxiety replaces complacency in Australians super planning

The number of retirees feeling disappointed in retirement is increasing, with financial security emerging as a key determinant, a recently conducted nation-wide survey reveals. The Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia (ASFA) commissioned ...

Reverse Mortgages on the comeback: Datamonitor

A report released today by Datamonitors highlights a sharp increase in the demand for reverse mortgages in Australia as a result of the retirement savings gap, an aging population and the considerable amount of wealth tied up in residential property. ...

Market wrap

AAP  |  WEDNESDAY, 16 JUN 2004
The Australian market could make a move back into positive territory today as US markets responded to inflation data released there by pushing higher across the board. The rise in stocks came after a muted rise in inflation data suggested the US Federal ...

Australia able to financially support aged: S&P report

Contrary to Federal Government announcements, Australia is well placed to cope with the fiscal implications of its aging population, a recent Standard & Poor's report has revealed. The report, which looked at the risk profiles of various countries in ...

Commonwealth Bank chief calls for raised labour productivity

AAP  |  THURSDAY, 20 NOV 2003
The head of Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) has called for improved labour force productivity before the nation's ageing population becomes a drag on prosperity. CBA chief executive David Murray said the clock was ticking as baby boomers headed ...