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| | | Superannuation industry associations have once again come out strongly against a policy of allowing first home buyers early access to their superannuation to purchase a home. Following comments this week from Assistant Treasurer Michael Sukkar, who ... |
| | | | ... increase student engagement. Students perform classroom tasks or services to earn virtual money which they can choose to save, spend, invest in property in a simulated real estate market, allocate to desk rental repayments or insurance payments in case ... |
| | | | ... significant value in disclosing key terms and fees for default levels of life insurance via product dashboards. "This would save consumers the time and effort currently involved in comprehending a PDS, something which the evidence suggests is too onerous ... |
| | | | ... that superannuation tax concessions are affordable and well targeted. It is important that all Australians are encouraged to save for their own retirement," O'Dwyer said. "Not everyone is happy with all aspects of this legislation, especially those with ... |
| | | | ... sustainability of superannuation tax concessions. "Tax concessions will now be better tied to individuals who need the most support to save for their retirement, and our changes will ensure that the system accommodates a flexible, modern, diverse workforce. ... |
| | | | ... fund. It may not sound as exciting as buying a house together or signing up for a joint bank account, but the benefits could save you thousands in retirement. According to Rainmaker research, given that much of the administration fees of a SMSF are set ... |
| | | | ... of planning could see them reach the comfortable level." For millennials, the outlook is far less rosy, who will have to save harder for retirement than other cohorts due to their longer life expectancies. Younger age groups are expected to have less ... |
| | | | ... of advice but in a climate where property is priced over 12 times what is considered affordable, it is near impossible to save a deposit with one income." Daniel believes that the term 'superannuation' is hindering young people's engagement with their ... |
| | | | ... anxious about their overall financial health last year were those aged 18 to 24 and 45 to 54, saying they feel they need to save $5000 to $10,000 this year to achieve their financial objectives. Those aged 25 to 44 are aiming to save more than $30,000 ... |
| | | | Defined benefits are an increasingly hot topic for financial advisers, with clarification around non-account based pensions leading queries to the BT Advice Technical team. According to BT's technical consultant Tim Howard, the team saw a growing interest ... |
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