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| | RaboDirect's Financial Health Barometer has revealed that Australians are becoming less trusting of financial advice, with only 29% of respondents stating they trusted financial advice in 2015, down from 40% in 2014. The survey found that a greater ... |
| | | ... prioritising term deposits and high interest savings accounts over superannuation, according to the BT Australian Financial Health Index. The survey revealed that 40% of respondents preferred cash-type investments, followed by investing in property and ... |
| | | ... winning the lottery as using super to fund their retirement, according to a BT survey. BT's recent Australian Financial Health Index, based on a survey of over 4,000 Australians over 18 and weighted to represent the Australian population, showed that ... |
| | | ... goals such as saving a deposit for a home," BT Go-invest spokesperson Anthony Potts said. A recent BT Australian Financial Health Index survey found that the number of respondents owning shares had grown from 25% in 2013 to 29% in 2014. It also found ... |
| | | ... most likely to find dealing with money stressful, new research from Rabobank shows. According to the RaboDirect Financial Health Barometer, which surveyed 2,300 Aussies aged 18-65, 33% of Gen Y said they were saving more than they were in the 12 months ... |
| | | ... and UK are in the south-west; and Japan, the Eurozone, Switzerland and Scandinavia are in the south-east." The financial health of the western bloc countries is closely tied to global liquidity, while the northern bloc's prosperity is linked to the commodity ... |
| | | ... disengaged clients. Astute Wealth has developed a tool which allows advisers to send their clients an online "5 minute financial health check" and encourages them to visit the adviser. The tool also includes a 4 minute presentation which explains the ... |
| | | ... example, the loans are priced over bank bills so have negligible duration risk and these corporates are in good financial health following considerable de-leveraging in the wake of the GFC. Metrics Credit Partners' Graham McNamara said: "IOOF's Multimix's ... |
| | | ... best interests of its shareholders. "The process is proceeding well, and is not a cause for any concerns about financial health and for staff who service their business," Lorigan told Financial Standard. "Whoever purchases the business will do so because ... |
| | | ... executive search to find a replacement. "Roger's strong financial management has ensured Perpetual is in good financial health. His leadership and action during the global financial crisis proved vital for Perpetual," said Geoff Lloyd, Perpetual's chief ... |
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