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| | | ... opportunity to build their risk insurance business on real, long term human need and protection." According to statistics, Australians have one in three chance of becoming disabled for more than three months before turning 65. Some 60 per cent of Australian ... |
| | | | ... Better Super changes. "In March 2007, Mercer conducted a survey on Better Super among a random sample of 300 working Australians aged 50 plus. Nearly three in four were unable to articulate any changes and only 18 per cent mentioned the tax-free access ... |
| | | | ... the money flow is ending up," he said. "This peace of mind [from the rebates] is a critical factor if we want more Australians to seek advice and trust that platform providers are offering the best investment solutions available," he said. |
| | | | ... Switzerland, the United Kingdom and the United States. Despite ranking below most nations in risk awareness, the survey found Australians still ranked above all other surveyed nations in personal insurance, with 36 per cent insured, against 31 per cent ... |
| | | | ... Australian Federal government, which essentially equates to Singapore being close to owning twice as much of Australia as Australians do. With Medicare Private also up for sale next year, and Singapore's increasing wealth and propensity to buy Australian ... |
| | | | With Australians using debt to acquire homes and build wealth, a report from the Federal Government found almost 80 per cent of borrowers are comfortable with their debt levels. Volatile equity markets, inflationary pressures and ongoing credit fears ... |
| | | | ... longer is leading to a fiscal squeeze. "Ageing isn't what it used to be. Turning 65 isn't a huge milestone any more. As Australians live longer and healthier lives, the way they work and prepare for retirement will also change," said David Byers, CEDA ... |
| | | | ... the Federal Government to provide a simpler form of insurance advice to combat underinsurance issues and ensure more Australians have access to insurance advice they need, said Jim Minto, managing director of Tower. "The industry and Government need ... |
| | | | ... up to age 65 through super. "By facilitating salary continuance insurance to age 65 within super we are encouraging Australians to buy tax effective cover, and generally at better prices if taken through corporate super. The capacity to have your super ... |
| | | | ... for affordable scalable advice. "We need to think about how we can offer low cost advice because about five million Australians can't now afford to see a planner," said Coombe. In a warning about what will happen if we don't fix how we engage our customers ... |
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