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| | | ... Deloitte survey showed that increasing the SG contribution rate to 12 per cent by 2020 is still not enough to support Australians in retirement. Out of 220 financial services organisations, almost 90 per cent believed that the current 9 per cent superannuation ... |
| | | | Australians are heeding the message to save more, with new AMP research showing many are saving a greater portion of their income compared to overspending five years ago. New figures from the latest AMP.NATSEM Saving Tomorrow report noted Australians ... |
| | | | ... the size of the superannuation industry - based on the latest Merrill Lynch/CapGemini wealth report. But while many Australians earn more relative to their overseas counterparts, the country's metropolitan cities also rank among the most expensive places ... |
| | | | ... business. That's the reason the Government's aspiration is to reduce the level of tax faced by the vast majority of Australians." Say what??? All I heard was blah, blah, blah, tax cut, blah, blah, tax cut. Guess that's good enough for me. It'll keep ... |
| | | | ... BT IM, Gonzalez said while he believes in China's growth story, diversification is essential. "I worry that as more Australians buy the China story, and it is a real one, there's a risk we could be multiplying our bets through investments, superannuation ... |
| | | | AustralianSuper has recently invested $200 million with specialist Australian small-caps fund manager Northcape Capital. This will bring AustralianSuper's weighting in small-caps to approximately 8.5 per cent of its Australian equities portfolio. Mark ... |
| | | | ... chief executive. Overall, AIST praises the proposal as the first step towards providing commission-free super to all Australians. Officially called the Super System Review, the Cooper Review was set up last year to investigate the governance, operations ... |
| | | | ... offer no income insurance, limited disclosure, no real financial advice, and no choice -- is an idea that says to Australians, 'the Government will take your money and decide how it's invested.' "It also says 'we know what is best for you even though ... |
| | | | ... executives to be financially less exposed to a company they leave. "The people that we represent, the ordinary working Australians, are stuck with the risk of that [executive's] tenure but that executive no longer has 'skin' in the game. In fact, the ... |
| | | | Australia's largest industry fund, the $30 billion-plus AustralianSuper, has poured $500 million into QIC Global Real Estate's QIC Property Fund - an investment that makes up 15.2 per cent of the super fund's total property portfolio. Announcing the ... |
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