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| | | Women need to take stock and focus on rebuilding their super after disproportionately withdrawing their retirement funds in comparison to men, according to AMP. AMP said over 80,000 of its women members accessed their superannuation savings, through ... |
| | | | ... funds are using members money to invest in build-to-rent schemes while those same members are unable to use their retirement funds to purchase their own home is problematic. "There is no logic to put the benefits of super, which are realised for around ... |
| | | | ... out. Jones says the system's ability to help Australians weather the storm through early access to their retirement funds is a result of its design shining through. "For the last 30 years it [universal superannuation] has been quietly building a ... |
| | | | ... pay-as-you-go systems, meaning pensioners will be forced to rely on the operating budgets of employers to get their retirement funds. "Collapsing to pay-go status is risky given that sponsoring governments would have to make even bigger contributions ... |
| | | | ... work so tirelessly in," Caddie said. The Queensland-based Club Super currently manages around $600 million in retirement funds on behalf of more than 22,000 members, while Hostplus takes care of around $45 billion for more than 1.2 million members. Despite ... |
| | | | ... outliving their retirement savings," Yik said. "As people are living longer, they must ensure they have enough retirement funds to last them through their longer lives. This requires investing with a long-term mindset earlier in life to increase total ... |
| | | | ... accumulation. This would help women, at least to some extent, become more on par with men as they access their retirement funds." |
| | | | Seeking diversification, self-managed superannuation funds are pushing more retirement funds into assets such as marina berths and indigenous artworks. Latest research from SuperConcepts reveals the big ticket items held within SMSFs. Gold and silver ... |
| | | | ... as Sunsuper's Melbourne business development manager. Sunsuper is one of Australia's largest super and retirement funds, serving 1.3 million members and holding $58 billion in funds under management. |
| | | | ... over? How is the SMSF actually going to make money and how is it going to meet the primary objective of providing retirement funds going forward?" she said. In closing, Smith said AFCA is looking forward to working with advisers in designing and implementing ... |
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