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| | | ... "haven't gotten around to it yet." Victorians and South Australians are the most likely to not have wills (54%), while Queenslanders are the most likely to have one (47% don't have wills). Finder personal finance expert Kate Browne said Aussies need ... |
| | | | ... outcomes, she added. Likewise, Peters said she was excited to be working for LGIAsuper. "LGIAsuper has looked after Queenslanders for more than 50 years and I look forward to supporting our members as they work towards their ideal retirement. I am also ... |
| | | | ... and former Queensland public sector employees or their spouses, paving the way for QSuper to open its doors to all Queenslanders, subject to Federal regulatory approval. QSuper chief executive Michael Pennisi said while the milestone was a significant ... |
| | | | ... continued role in an integrated health, ageing and research precinct in the Herston Quarter, which aims to provide Queenslanders with access to leading health, hospital and aged care services. Integrating with the existing Herston Health prescient, the ... |
| | | | ... Grand Central Shopping Centre in Toowoomba is an example of how its investments deliver real and direct benefits to Queenslanders. A training agreement struck between Grand Central and TAFE Queensland South West will provide 550 hospitality and retail ... |
| | | | ... budget speech that over the next six months the State government will consult with Treasury to examine "ways for Queenslanders to invest in Queensland." "This due diligence work may include enabling the defined benefit scheme to invest in growing Queensland ... |
| | | | ... generous, donating an average of $575 per donor, followed by Western Australians $507 and Victorians $498, with Queenslanders the least generous donating $367 in the year to 30 June 2012. Welfare continued to be the best supported cause, receiving 28% ... |
| | | | ... 50 and 18-29 year olds having an equal level of concern (64%). The survey of over 2,000 Australians also revealed Queenslanders were most concerned about super adequacy, missing investment opportunities and changes to superannuation rules. People from ... |
| | | | ... AustralianSuper's presence in Queensland into the future. "As a result of the merger, AustralianSuper will have over 280,000 Queenslanders in the fund," Sild said. "We will focus on strengthening our presence in the region so that we can continue to ... |
| | | | ... other former Bain & Company executives at Blue Sky, which has focused on building a management team by attracting Queenslanders returning home from international and interstate careers. |
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