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| | | ... Long-term solutions need to focus on getting more people into affordable housing," he said. "But we've got a crisis facing retirees right now, Commonwealth Rent Assistance has not kept pace with actual rents. We're calling on the Minister for Social ... |
| | | | ... Trends 2025 Retirement Income Report, providing insights from 3679 Australian adults aged 40 and above, including 1348 retirees, found that pre-retirees who plan earlier overwhelmingly save more, use more advice and take better action for retirement. ... |
| | | | ... he said Australians must focus on their long-term goals. "It's encouraging to see conviction improve among members and retirees, yet our study shows that most Australians remain unsure about their journey, and that despite higher mandated and incentivised ... |
| | | | ... meaningful retirement income strategies that meet the diverse needs of their members - and meet the law," she said. "Retirees collectively entrust almost $600 billion in savings to the stewardship of super trustees, who should uphold their confidence ... |
| | | | Retirees may be as much as $20,000 worse off at retirement due to the Your Future, Your Super performance test and RG97, a new report suggests. It could also be costing the country up to 140,000 jobs, the Australian Investment Council and Mandala say. ... |
| | | | ... Monheit said. IFS executive manager of advice services Adrian Gervasoni said advisers play an important role in helping retirees make confident decisions in the face of uncertainty. "Advice is a human-centric process, filled with emotions and biases ... |
| | | | ... recent AMP whitepaper Retire with Confidence says, this may sound like something to celebrate, but it means that many retirees live in a 'lifestyle deficit' where they forgo a standard of living and experiences which could have made their retirement ... |
| | | | A report by the Super Members Council (SMC) suggests the complex retirement system in Australia could be costing retirees up to $136,000. The modelling underscores the long-awaited need for financial advice reforms, and simpler, smarter pathways to ... |
| | | | New research has revealed that one third of Australian pre-retirees and retirees over the age of 50 are financially unprepared for retirement, facing a savings shortfall of at least a decade. Fidelity International's latest research, in partnership ... |
| | | | ... critical point and these changes will drive growth and innovation in the lifetime income market. This will be positive for retirees and the wider community." |
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