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| | | ... way for them to be used as a way to avoid drawing down on superannuation. It also questioned whether DLAs should include death benefits, suggesting that there should be some limit to avoid their use as estate planning tools rather than pure longevity ... |
| | | | ... insisting that Moscow force pro-Russian insurgents to cooperate with an international probe into the disaster. Meanwhile, the death toll continued to rise in Gaza, where Israel has undertaken a ground assault against Hamas. LONDON - Europe's main stock ... |
| | | | ... the CSSA said members who were flipped into personal accounts are now being flipped back into MySuper accounts, where the death and total and permanent disability (TPD) cover may be much lower. CSSA Treasurer Gareth Hall said he spoke with one member ... |
| | | | ... of insurance members receive and how much they pay in premiums, has actually improved on a whole-of-industry scale. For death/TPD cover, average sum insured per dollar weekly premium for a 40 year old low risk Workplace member in 2014 is $62,249 - up ... |
| | | | ... Warner analysis shows. The research and consulting business for the superannuation industry compared the average premiums for death and TPD cover for the 10 largest industry and public sector funds against the average premiums for the retail, adviser ... |
| | | | ... own life expectancies due to a combination of investment behaviour problems. People don't like thinking about their own death, and also information about life expectancy is quite out of date, flawed, difficult to understand. To read the rest of the article ... |
| | | | ... members on the default option will now be paying $14.30 a week, compared with $7.80 previously. They will be getting the same death and total and permanent disability (TPD) cover. Cbus members are largely in the construction and related industries, putting ... |
| | | | Equip has announced cuts to premiums for its death and total and permanent disablement (TPD) cover and its salary continuance cover. Equip's chief executive officer Danielle Press said the reductions were the result of thorough examination of the fund's ... |
| | | | ... loss of a key person, which shows that "there is an obvious need for cover." Small businesses usually have some kind of death, temporal and permanent disability or income protection cover that allows them to maintain cash flow. However, "businesses are ... |
| | | | ... reasons are simple. The measures contained in the Budget are not so tight that it chokes Australia's economic growth to death. It's now expected to detract only 0.1 percentage point from 2014/15 GDP growth, not the feared 0.3 - 0.5 percentage point subtraction. ... |
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