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| | | ... of personal wealth management at AMP, said the product fills a gap in the firm's overall product strategy to target Australians between 25 and 50 years of age. "They want value for money and access to the features and advice for them when they need it," ... |
| | | | AustralianSuper has appointed former GM Holden executive director of corporate affairs, Alison Terry, to the fund's board after director, Peter Thomas, passed away. Terry worked at GM Holden for 17 years after joining the firm in 1989 and was appointed ... |
| | | | ... Yes upgrade. And I don't have to remind you about the snippets of positive news coming out of the US. But woe to us Australians. We're doomed. We'll never make it. I am prepared to bet my right eyeball - even without the eye - that majority of the nations ... |
| | | | ... 2002. "Gilbert has been instrumental in raising the very important issue of retirement savings and the need for all Australians to proactively address the gap between actual savings and what is realistically needed to achieve a standard of living in ... |
| | | | ... of part-timers slumped. No? Check the participation rate. This may have fallen and could be spun to indicate that Australians have given up looking for work. Still no? Check the breakdown of employment between males and females. And so on and etchetera. ... |
| | | | ... long-term problem if it allowed to continue," said O'Sullivan. "Without intervention, we will end up with an underclass of Australians with no super. Where sub-contractors have chosen not to make super contributions, it will fall to the Australian taxpayers ... |
| | | | ... year. But if this is the case, the Australian equity market's relatively weaker 1.6 per cent gain last week suggests Australians are not so convinced. If there were any signs of the old Australian motto, 'She'll be right, mate!' it was very much muted. ... |
| | | | ... corporate law. Pearce said, "Further allocation of default super funds under Labor's oxymoronic process treats working Australians as sheep, unable to discern for themselves the type of fund required to plan for their retirement." While the AIRC has ... |
| | | | ... & Media and Utilities. Julie Andrews, FTSE Group Australia head of business development, said the new indices mean Australians can access the region's specific industries easier. "Until now, Australian investors have had the appetite but not the tools ... |
| | | | ... between contribution inflows, benefit outflows and net expenses. "These factors combine to make it sensible for many Australians to leave their accrued benefits in the super system well beyond retirement age," noted the Deloitte report. Rainmaker said ... |
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