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| | | ... unemployment affect different people in different ways. "Those fortunate enough to own their homes outright or have large savings in the bank will benefit from higher interest rates. But high inflation disproportionately hurts those on lower and fixed ... |
| | | | ... superannuation platform products under the microscope, saying their higher fees and costs are eroding members' retirement savings. Platform TDPs charged higher administration fees and costs than other product types, APRA said in its newly released package ... |
| | | | ... lead to higher prices. Eslake said given this evidence, allowing prospective homebuyers to access their superannuation savings would drive up residential property prices faster than they otherwise would, particularly if, as it seems likely too, housing ... |
| | | | ... retirement, while half said travelling is a priority in their later years. They also intend to live off their retirement savings (39%), not worry about money (36%) and be debt free 33%. "Over the last 12 months, we've invested in a significant amount ... |
| | | | ... Superannuation Trustees (AIST) estimates menopause is costing Australian women about $17 billion in lost earnings and retirement savings. In November 2023, the Senate referred an inquiry into issues related to menopause and perimenopause to the Senate ... |
| | | | ... for house deposits would push up home prices, undermining Australians' home ownership prospects, slash retirement savings, and come at a significant cost to the Budget, according to a Corinna Economic Advisory report by Saul Eslake. In the report ... |
| | | | ... dollars - leaving a gap of $145,000. "Paying super on Paid Parental Leave is going to provide a boost to the retirement savings for those receiving the Commonwealth Parental Leave Pay and it will be particularly significant for low paid and vulnerable ... |
| | | | ... pay cycle, as opposed to quarterly. Treasury estimates some 8.9 million employees will benefit from higher retirement savings as a result; Super Members Council estimates show the average affected worker misses out on $1800 in super each year, or $30,000 ... |
| | | | ... collaboration with ASFA's membership base, the initiative represents a united effort to protect Australia's retirement savings from increasingly sophisticated cybercrime and fraud-related risks, ASFA said. "Superannuation is the cornerstone of financial ... |
| | | | ... lost super accounts, 192,000 of which belong to uncontactable members. In total they hold $11.8 billion in retirement savings. Of these, 55% of the accounts belong to men and 39% belong to women. By value, 59% of the total lost assets belong to men ... |
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