Search Results | Showing 21 - 30 of 105 results for "Divorce" |
| | | ... have purchased a home." At the same time, even if a woman finds a partner and can share the financial load, the rate of divorce has also grown over time. "Where it hits the hardest is when a woman is going through a divorce," Althaus says. "A woman might ... |
| | | | ... confidence, manage their own finances and help those that have gone from a dual to a single-income household. "Separation and divorce tend to hit women harder than men with the average age of divorce being 38.5. At this age, many women have taken time ... |
| | | | ... consequences, including issues with multiple accounts and unfunded superannuation, distortions in the market, impact on divorce settlements, and the tax treatment of capital gains under the new policy. As previously reported by Financial Standard, Shadow ... |
| | | | ... removed the requirement for certified court orders. Rest chief executive Vicki Doyle said splitting superannuation during a divorce was often a complex and time-consuming process. "The previous requirements, commonly used across the super industry, meant ... |
| | | | ... yanked out $23 billion. A confluence of Brett Cairns resigning as chief executive and chair Hamish Douglass announcing his divorce and taking a medical leave of absence have led to shrinking FUM and analysts reassessing the funds. The broader ETP sector ... |
| | | | ... just 2% of its FUM. And Ler isn't worried about chief executive Brett Cairns resigning or Hamish Douglass announcing his divorce - saying these events have no bearing on the company's investing calibre or earnings outlook. "We expect Magellan will continue ... |
| | | | ... circumstances that may instead require an SOA include a new mortgage or significant increase or decrease in debt, a new baby, divorce or separation, the sale of a business or the death of a partner. Other things ASIC clarifies include the fact that an ... |
| | | | ... means women leaving violent relationships will have a better chance of getting their fair share of superannuation during divorce proceedings and give them some financial security in later life," Women's Legal Service Victoria chief executive Serina ... |
| | | | New figures have revealed that Australian families are feeling the pressure of lockdowns, with more enquiries about divorce and an increase in those seeking financial advice. The figures come from The Separation Guide, a service which brings together ... |
| | | | ... Income Review: extending SG to cover paid parental leave, gig workers and overtime work; including superannuation assets in divorce settlements; and ensuring employers pay SG at the same time they pay wages. It wants it to be harder for older Australians ... |
|