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| | | ... dreams compared to 44% of men, Insignia said. There is no doubt a dip in financial literacy, but regardless Australians of all ages are still hungry to learn. Insignia found more than half (58%) want to manage their money better, while 63% of the population ... |
| | | | ... on member retention and seamless member journeys will become increasingly important as the membership base stabilises, and ages over time, she added. Growth was concentrated in mega-funds, to the detriment of smaller funds; however, KPMG suspects that ... |
| | | | HESTA has appointed Pitcher Partners' Sue Dahn, an FS Power50 financial adviser, to its board and investment committee. From July 1, Dahn will join the super fund with $70 billion in assets under management. Dahn founded the investment advisory practice ... |
| | | | ... the topic, REIA said Treasury must look at the bigger picture view of what retirement is and will become as our population ages and home ownership rates drop. Housing must be a central consideration of a successful retirement, it said, adding that the ... |
| | | | ... must cut wasteful spending and raise taxes as soon as possible, adding the problem will only get worse as the population ages and climate change worsens. Among its recommendations in Back in black: A menu of measures to repair the budget are two key ... |
| | | | ... economy" away from a "silver economy" and the impact on advice. "Multistage lives where people are of different biological ages and differ in the way they're ageing requires much more bespoke advice," he said. He said the modern pension system itself ... |
| | | | ... off," she explains. One point that can't be whittled into data is the strength that women must develop through all single ages and stages. "I know many perfectly happy women, flourishing financially and on their own," Althaus says. "No doubt there ... |
| | | | ... necessary ingredient for Australia's economic future, our digital capabilities and future innovations. We need Australians of all ages running and owning small businesses. Diversity brings huge benefits to the economy," the report reads. The survey ... |
| | | | ... Australian Retirement Trust, UniSuper, Commonwealth Super Scheme, and BT Super, have the most affluent members across all ages among APRA-regulated funds. This suggests that individuals with significant balances in retail funds may have migrated to self-managed ... |
| | | | ... to less than the tax paid on the 10.5% super contributions by individuals with incomes above $31,7465. "Women between the ages of 18 and 54 are twice as likely to receive the offset as men, and LISTO payments peaking for women aged 25 to 33 as they return ... |
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