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| | | ... likely (27%) than older generations to rely on professionals when making wealth management decisions, compared to the 26% of Gen X and 24% of Baby Boomers. Millennials are also attempting to protect against more volatile times, with 51% having saved ... |
| | | | ... big four, Telstra, A2 Milk Company, Vanguard Australian Share Index ETF and Evolution Mining. Meanwhile, Baby Boomers and Gen X investors largely opted for the big four, Woolworths, Telstra, CSL and Macquarie. The research shows that international share ... |
| | | | ... highlighted as the number one factor preventing more Australians from 'living the dream', while debt also ranked highly for Gen X and Gen Y respondents. Further, it seems the number one regret of many Australians when it comes to their finances is not ... |
| | | | ... boomers had the highest gap at $500,516. Gen Ys also had the lowest expected retirement age, at 60, compared to 65 for both Gen X and baby boomers. Commenting on this, RaboDirect head Bede Cronin said: "This expectation to retire younger every year is ... |
| | | | ... superannuation portfolios of Generation X and Y investors which can then expand to other asset classes later in life. The Gen X/Y investors can then rent the property and acquire more of the interest in the related sub-fund as time goes on." |
| | | | ... concessional contributions, which already breaches the $25,000 cap the government is imposing on 1 July 2017. Baby Boomers and Gen X employees with SMSFs have to put the brakes on retirement savings by the new, lower cap on concessional contributions ... |
| | | | ... than just the later stages of accumulation as membership bases become more diverse and broadly distributed. "Millennials, Gen X, and the baby boomers all form part of the superannuation equation in near equal numbers," the report said. "Given their age ... |
| | | | ... concessional contributions, which already breaches the $25,000 cap the government is imposing on 1 July 2017. Baby Boomers and Gen X employees with SMSFs have to put the brakes on retirement savings by the new, lower cap on concessional contributions ... |
| | | | Sixty-eight per cent of Gen Xers worry they will be locked out of the property market and for many the prospect is taking an emotional toll, the latest ME Bank study shows. The findings, which come from a study of 1000 "wannabe home owners", shows many ... |
| | | | ... compared to their elders, according to the latest research from nabtrade. In the 12 months to 31 January 2017, nabtrade found Gen X investors raised their turnover of international stocks by 91%; Gen Y raised their turnover by 73%. The former showed ... |
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