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| | | ... members, Marshman gave several suggestions on how trustees can help boost short-term to long-term returns so that Australians don't have to suffer the same fate as Japanese investors, who lost their savings from the equities markets over the past 20 ... |
| | | | ... what the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has called the 'unmet need' of multiple millions of Australians who require personal financial advice around their super savings," said Jan Kolbusz, managing director at decimal. "This ... |
| | | | Australians earning $60,000 a year or less could be forced to live on half that income when they retire, if the Government makes changes to super that "unintentionally" disadvantages low to middle-income earners. Industry body ASFA challenged new Treasury ... |
| | | | While Wall Street looks far, far ahead on when its central bank would announce its first interest rate hike, Australians have only three weeks to go before they might see another one. With only a fortnight and a week to go, speculation have been ebbing ... |
| | | | SelectingSuper has recognised the industry's finest, with more than 20 of the country's 400-plus super funds making it to this year's awards shortlist. This morning's SelectingSuper Awards recognised REST Super as the Fund of the Year, and paid tribute ... |
| | | | ... countries, to face the challenges of an ageing population. And I agree... it's important that we maintain incentives for Australians to save for their retirement through super." Despite this, Swan said superannuation's regressive tax structure is a major ... |
| | | | AIA Australia have appointed Damien Green as their new local chief executive. Green has been with AIA, formerly AIG Australia, since 2006 progressively directing the client services division and being heavily involved with business development and client ... |
| | | | ... Association (IFSA) commissioned KPMG Econtech to find out the impact of financial advice on the savings behaviour of Australians. Using data from over 840,000 individual accounts for the 2007/08 financial year, the firm found that those who do have a ... |
| | | | ... cent through to 2010? Will I still be able to afford half a dimsum for lunch? Well it may not be such a big deal for Australians who have mortgages but they're not the only ones affected by rising credit rates. Businesses - big and small - are too. Yes ... |
| | | | ... very far without the government juicing them up. There'll be a lot of worried investors as trading resumes today. Australians - for one - would be jittery. One, because we have to wait until tomorrow to know if the nightmare on Wall Street remains a ... |
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