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| | | AMP chief economist Shane Oliver has shared his "worry list" for 2025, outlining the risk of recession, trade wars and geopolitical turmoil. Oliver said just as with 2024, the list of concerns for investors heading into 2025 is long, and "even more ... |
| | | | ... also allow better quality of life in the early and active years in retirement. "These insights bring to light the financial worry and lack of understanding many older Australians have about aged care, including its cost, how they will fund it, and how ... |
| | | | ... off. "There were more references to the cash-rate easing only from 'mid-2025' in the SoMP amid lower GDP projections. We worry if the takeaway is that the RBA is prepared to maintain restrictive policy for longer, which may lead to a downside surprise ... |
| | | | The controversial $370 billion pact between the US, Australia, and the UK, or 'AUKUS', is being sold as a boon for the economy and nation-building exercise that will amplify defence capabilities and strengthen regional security. But is it all ... |
| | | | ... surveyed over 1000 Australians, revealed that cost of living is a primary concern for about three-quarters of respondents, who worry it will impact their ability to reach their wealth goals; many are also concerned about inflation. Only about half of ... |
| | | | ... for an RBA pivot. "However, the RBA risks prolonged subpar growth by lagging global central banks and that is our primary worry." RSM Australia economist Devika Shivadekar said the RBA was left with "little choice" yesterday than to maintain its current ... |
| | | | ... calculating aged care costs has become a dominant concern for older Australians, with 60% of survey respondents saying they worry about how they will pay for it. This compares to a 2021 study which found only 38% of people had thought about aged care ... |
| | | | ... half said travelling is a priority in their later years. They also intend to live off their retirement savings (39%), not worry about money (36%) and be debt free 33%. "Over the last 12 months, we've invested in a significant amount of research with ... |
| | | | The Coalition plans to amend paid parental leave legislation to let parents opt for a one-off cash payment instead of superannuation contributions on government-funded paid parental leave. A joint statement from deputy leader of the opposition Sussan ... |
| | | | ... try and comply with the retirement income covenant and those regulators are already concerned that it is not enough. "I worry about adding to that burden. These are trusts, it's not a bank, they're not insurance companies, they don't have a lot of capital ... |
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