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| | | ... research from HESTA suggests. The research said in some extreme cases, these rates can even surpass 100%. The report by Retirement Essentials, commissioned by HESTA, assessed how employment income affects Age Pension eligibility and take-home pay for ... |
| | | | ... to paying off their mortgage soon," he explains. "They usually are reaching out because they are wanting to plan for retirement, focused on finishing work much sooner than most, and continuing their decent lifestyle in retirement which we find most of ... |
| | | | According to the Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia's (ASFA) quarterly Retirement Standard, most couples around 65 wishing to live a comfortable lifestyle in retirement would need $75,319 per year. That's an increase from $73,875 in ... |
| | | | Australian Retirement Trust says it will deploy at least $2 billion by 2030 toward assets which can deliver returns for members whilst also generating social and environmental benefits in areas prioritised by ART. As part of its first major investment ... |
| | | | ... Court hearing this week. About $167 million is tied up currently, belonging to about 600 investors who placed their retirement savings in the Global Diversified Alpha Fund, Global Multi-Strategy Fund and Global All Seasons Fund. Matthew Charles Hudson ... |
| | | | ... Super, pre-OneCare Super (Leading Life, Renewable Term Insurance), (ex ANZ) Savings Plan - Superannuation, Personal Retirement Plan (Plus Range), Whole of Life, Endowment, Flexible Retirement Pension, and Lifetime Guaranteed Pension products. They are ... |
| | | | ... more than 3.6 million members with a median balance of $30,218 picked AustralianSuper over other providers. Australian Retirement Trust (ART) comes in second place with $333.7 billion managed on behalf of 2.4 million members. Aware Super has $198.6 billion ... |
| | | | ... ownership of Australian housing." This comes after Bragg was a staunch advocate for allowing Australians to use their retirement savings to purchase a home. In May last year the Senate Economics Committee - of which Bragg was chair - handed down its ... |
| | | | ... experience across all our touchpoints and acknowledges the important role advisers play in helping Australians reach their retirement goals," Travis said. "Aware Super understands that advisers deliver the greatest value when they're engaging with ... |
| | | | ... 20, coming in at number 17 in terms of AUM. The other Australian super funds to make the top 300 list were Australian Retirement Trust, Future Fund, Aware Super, UniSuper, Hostplus, Cbus, Rest, HESTA, Commonwealth Super Corporation, GESB, State Super ... |
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