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| | ... unclaimed super reduced by $420 million, with New South Wales accounting for more than $2.2 million waiting to be found. Victorians had the biggest boost to their retirement savings last year, with a reduction of over $174 million in lost and unclaimed ... |
| | | ... don't want a will, 14% don't have enough assets to justify a will, while 34% just "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% ... |
| | | ... Governments, promising "the fastest travel times" in a premium around-the-clock service and enhanced access for regional Victorians. The consortium proposes to match the $5 billion in funding already committed from both the State and Federal Governments. ... |
| | | ... population based on education, income and occupation, with AB being the top-scoring quintile and FG being the lowest. Victorians (11.4%) and men (10.5%) are the only other cohorts with an above average tendency to seek advice. More than a third of advised ... |
| | | ... Wales residents are the most 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 ... |
| | | ... investment switching, will build upon our strong service offering and further cement VicSuper as the preferred fund for all Victorians." |
| | | ... VicSuper with the $4.9 billion Vision Super would result in a fund responsible for the superannuation of more than 350,000 Victorians. Vision Super's chairman Rob Spence said the merger could provide greater economies of scale in the key areas of investments ... |
| | | ... Melbourne Private. "Together with our team of specialist private bankers, I'm looking forward to helping high net worth Victorians, manage, protect and grow their wealth," said Ayres. |
| | | ... three new branches with plans for another 90 through Victoria. He said the new direction was to be the local bank for Victorians by Victorians. "There's no local regional (bank) in Victoria," he said. You look at the market share for regional banks around ... |
| | | ... the board by Carol Schwartz, Peter Hawkins, Rob Chapman and Scott Tanner. Bank of Melbourne is a bank 'designed by Victorians to serve the needs of Victorians', said Westpac. The expansion of the business under the new brand will create 800 new jobs. ... |
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