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| | | Once again, Financial Standard readers were captivated by the evolving superannuation landscape, with this year's top stories largely focused on this space. However, there was one particular executive move that simply couldn't be scrolled past. ... |
| | | | VanEck's latest annual investor survey has found that despite volatility, most Australian investors are set to increase their investments in exchange-traded funds (ETFs) within the next six months. Additionally, around 50% of investors intend to boost ... |
| | | | ... remain above the rate of inflation, severely affecting the ability of consumers and businesses to borrow. While central banks feel more confident in achieving inflation targets, Vanguard anticipates rate cuts in the second half of 2024. "However, Vanguard ... |
| | | | ... from 28% in 2022, expect their savings to outlast their retirement. Further, the report found that three in five retirees feel they can live comfortably, up from 55% in 2022. The retirement funding gap, which is the difference between expected income ... |
| | | | ... not only retail investors are starting to tap into this access point, but the products themselves are starting to look and feel a lot more like a managed fund." Investors in private equity, for example, are traditionally known as "limited partnership ... |
| | | | ... supplementing lifetime pledges he made back in 2006. "At Thanksgiving, I have much to be thankful for..." Buffett said. "At 93, I feel good but fully realise I am playing extra innings." Buffett revealed that his three children, Howard, Susan and Peter ... |
| | | | ... question when it comes to finance," he said. "Banks have an obligation to explain things in simple language, so people should feel confident about asking as many questions as they need until they feel comfortable." |
| | | | As small financial institutions buckle under macroeconomic pressures, it is a fine balancing act to ensure that they don't suffer unnecessary regulatory burdens to avoid a similar scenario in the US with the collapse of regional banks, APRA says. ... |
| | | | ... guidance in this new regime as volatility has returned, and therefore so too has the opportunity set for active management. "We feel 'higher for longer' is a much better environment for stock-pickers and asset allocators," he said. |
| | | | ... have a good understanding of how super can help them reach their financial goals. Despite this, research revealed that 20% feel slightly prepared to navigate unexpected personal finance challenges, while 11% don't feel prepared at all. Almost four ... |
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