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| | | ... substandard care; The challenge of providing care to Australians with disabilities living in residential aged care, particularly younger people with disabilities; The challenge of supporting the increasing number of Australians suffering dementia and ... |
| | | | ... review," UniSuper chief executive Kevin O'Sullivan said. "The members who will benefit from this change tend to be younger or working casually so this change will help address the very real issue of fees eroding their account balances. "However ... |
| | | | ... significant increase in the percent of investors factoring societal impact into the decision-making process, particularly among younger investors, confirms our view that investors do not need to choose between impact and returns." Separately, the asset ... |
| | | | ... joining forces with a not-for-profit organisation to help raise greater awareness on mental health issues affecting the younger generation. Orygen specialises in providing mental health research, clinical services, training and education for young people. ... |
| | | | ... investment in these areas are picking up. What's more significant is that "on average, new migrants to Australia are younger than the resident population... The median age of new migrants is between 20 and 25, which is more than 10 years younger ... |
| | | | ... services," he said. According to the data, those who intend to leave their super fund in the coming year are primarily younger members. Between the ages of 18 and 34, 16% of the members expressed an intention to switch. The sentiment was largely driven ... |
| | | | ... will likely place pressure on premiums down the track. The fund does not cross-subsidise its insurance premiums, with younger members paying lower premiums compared to older members in accordance with risk. In Media Super's view, the concept of cross-subsidising ... |
| | | | ... in financial advice access among its members by allowing more people to start accessing a smaller form of advice at a younger age. According to the fund, getting members in the advice lane early will lead to more people accessing traditional advice. ... |
| | | | ... significantly across different population and socio-economic demographics, meaning insurance needs would also differ. "Younger fund members may not have accumulated dependents and liabilities which typically support the need for life and disability insurance," ... |
| | | | ... impediment to their growth prospects," he said. In terms of the improving professional standards, Peker noted it's the younger generation of advisers who are more supportive of the reforms. Most advisers accept that higher professional standards ... |
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