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| | | ... new issues paper that suggests requiring wealthy Australians to use part of their superannuation for their personal aged care costs. The paper is expected to be submitted to the government's aged care task force today, with a key recommendation to allow ... |
| | | | ... billion". "People use investment bonds to prepare for a variety of key life events, such as education, housing, health and aged care, and estate planning and we look forward to working with Insignia to ensure a smooth transition for IOOF policyholders," ... |
| | | | ... surrounding retirement isn't just about finances. She called for an interdisciplinary approach, suggesting that aged care professionals, estate planners, and other non-financial professionals need to collaborate to simplify complex life-stage decisions ... |
| | | | ... differential becomes even more pronounced when considering government-funded formal care facilities such as residential aged care homes and hospitals. Subsequently, KPMG said incentivising informal caregiving through the addition of SG contributions ... |
| | | | ... property portfolio into alternative property sectors such as industrial property, US Residential debt strategies and aged care has helped balance outcomes. "A combination of structural and cyclical changes have influenced supply and demand dynamics in ... |
| | | | ... has been unavoidable for some members, we've been able to negotiate a decrease for most members," Cbus said. All members aged 15 to 49 years will see savings, no matter the occupational category they're in. The biggest saving to be had is on TPD cover ... |
| | | | ... established the Retirement Advisory Board in 2021 to engage industry leaders to tackle issues concerning superannuation, aged care, and retirement. |
| | | | ... further their knowledge and careers." CFA Institute surveyed almost 10,000 current university students and recent graduates aged 18-25 from 13 markets. |
| | | | ... have removed their public sector wage growth caps, New South Wales and Victoria, and we've also seen a 15% rise in aged care wages. All of those things could build upwards pressure on wage growth." Oliver acknowledges, currently economists sound ... |
| | | | ... savings. ISA chief executive Bernie Dean said gig workers, who are integral to various sectors, including food delivery and aged care, deserve their share in the universal saving system. "Being a gig worker shouldn't mean you miss out on the opportunity ... |
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