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| | | New research reveals that less than half of the Australians that withdrew their super this year plan to direct tax savings towards replacing it. Research from Colonial First State, which looked at a sample of 2000 Australians, found that 16% had withdrawn ... |
| | | | ... group for LGBTI+ staff as well as her work as chair of Open Doors Youth Service - a Queensland youth service for LGBTI+ young people and their families. Also making the list was QBE Insurance head of technology Lisa Hilton, who was described as a trailblazer ... |
| | | | Removing barriers to young people being able to enter the housing market would be a better approach than using superannuation for a housing deposit, according to the chair of retirement income at Challenger, Jeremy Cooper. Speaking at the virtual ASFA ... |
| | | | ... advice and his confidence shone through his presentation to the FPA Awards judges. He's an incredible role model for young financial planners," FPA chief executive Dante De Gori said. His firm is also the winner of FPA Professional Practice of the ... |
| | | | ... charity of choice for nabtrade's charity trading day. Rural Aid said 80% of nabtrade's brokerage will support Rural Aid's Young Minds program, which helps improve mental wellness for rural youth. The remaining 20% will be donated to the ASX Refinitiv ... |
| | | | ... per year, CPA Australia general manager, external affairs Jane Rennie said. "The financial benefits are even greater for young people, who could boost their income by more than 40%, and retirees who could gain an additional 35.7% in their hip pockets," ... |
| | | | ... of asset management, Darren Thompson said EQT is delighted to support OzChild in its goal of seeing that all children and young people are safe and nurtured. "The mandate appointment demonstrates that our work in the philanthropy sector, combined with ... |
| | | | Environmental, social and governance (ESG) investing have emerged as a common interest for high net worth families who have competing interests over financial advice, risk and objectives, new research shows. Barclays Private Bank found that by 2030 ... |
| | | | ... opportunity to accumulate housing wealth as current older Australians. But if the decrease in home ownership continues, young people will need to rely on their superannuation or equities as retirement savings. "These people will forgo the benefits of ... |
| | | | ... in attempting to remove duplicate accounts and unnecessary insurance through the ceasing of default insurance cover for young members, inactive accounts and low balance accounts. "The impact of this has allowed us greater clarity than ever before around ... |
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