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| | | ... Association of Financial Advisers (AFA) Conference, CoreData global chief executive Andrew Inwood said the youngest of the baby boomers are turning 57 years old this year and a massive amount of money is about to be spent. "It's going to force all ... |
| | | | ... investment opportunities in alternative assets like cryptocurrency," BTC Markets chief executive Caroline Bowler said. "These Baby Boomers are often at a time in their lives when they have accumulated significant wealth and assets and have many years ... |
| | | | ... account are older and may not have had compulsory super in their working lives. For example, Finder found that only half of Baby Boomers (50%) have a super account, compared to 82% of Gen Z and 85% of Gen X. Women are also less likely to have a super ... |
| | | | ... confidence in the economic outlook and an increased appreciation of financial security. It also found that Generation X and Baby Boomers are leading the current charge, mostly in the US. However, Australian and New Zealand investors have the second most ... |
| | | | ... introduced at Future Super. Brighte is also back dating the policy to anyone who was employed at the company when they had a baby in the last two years. Hunter departed Future Super in January after four years with the fund. She joined in 2017 as chief ... |
| | | | ... still run it. And that's because, when you've got all your wealth and reputation tied up in business and it's your baby, you tend to make the right decisions for the long term," Fisher said. |
| | | | ... was the most likely factor holding people back from investing. The survey found 31% of millennials, 26% of Gen X and 26% of baby boomers were also held back from investing due to a perceived lack of funds. Vanguard head of Personal Investor Balaji Gopal ... |
| | | | ... retirement sector. She is also the former chair of the SMSF Association. "Australia has to find new ways to help current baby boomers navigate retirement with confidence. Throughout my career I've tried to understand finance through the eyes of consumers ... |
| | | | ... equities and 30% bonds returns for the future are looking significantly lower, according to Credit Suisse. Since 1950 the Baby Boomer generation would have enjoyed average annualised returns in such a portfolio of 6.4% (7.1% for equities and 3.6% for ... |
| | | | ... have a premium brand affinity and two in five (43.6%) have purposeful brand affinity, compared with only 5.7% and 29.4% for Baby Boomers." Netwealth identified purposeful brands as those that are authentic, socially minded, environmentally minded, or ... |
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