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| | | ... while delivering high standards of retirement income and doing so in a way that mitigates potential adverse effects on household saving incentives and ensuring fairness across generations, genders, and income groups," the OECD said. |
| | | | ... broader negative impacts on global growth. It also believes the more lasting impact may be on real disposable incomes, household spending and, ultimately, growth. "Activity could be further impacted if supply chain disruptions begin to ripple through ... |
| | | | ... impact is already materialising in the economy with "data starting to soften." This is seen in the housing market and household spending numbers. On top of this, recent inflation numbers show a 4.6% year on year increase to March - close to the 5% headline ... |
| | | | ... structural tailwinds - including an ageing population, growing superannuation balances and an estimated $7.5 trillion in household financial assets - the opportunity ahead is significant," Gupta said. "We are pleased to welcome Axight and together will ... |
| | | | ... RBA's back-to-back rate hikes and the sharp rise in fuel prices. "Our expectation has been that these shocks will weaken household disposable incomes enough, that it would push the economy into a contraction," Bloxham said. Monthly consumer sentiment ... |
| | | | ... continues to fall well short of demand at a time when Australians are increasingly seeking financial advice to improve household financial wellbeing, retirement outcomes, and broader economic stability. "We welcome our ongoing engagement with JSA and ... |
| | | | ... more likely to have used illicit substances than older generations. According to the 2022-2023 National Drug Strategy Household Survey, an estimated 10.2 million (47%) people aged 14 and over in Australia had used an illicit drug at some point in their ... |
| | | | Total household wealth rose by 2.5%, or $453.7 billion, in the December quarter 2025, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS). The main reason for the rise was driven by increased property values the value of residential land and dwellings ... |
| | | | ... superannuation the key driver of strong growth. The report highlighted the role Australia's super system plays in strengthening household financial security, delivering higher retirement incomes, and driving economic growth. From 2002 to 2022, non-housing ... |
| | | | ... including whether multiple accounts are being consolidated over time or whether an adviser is using a platform to manage the household wealth of several family members under a holistic strategy," Briggs said. FSC data showed almost a quarter of new accumulation ... |
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