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| | | Young Australians appear to be engaged with the importance of insurance, as new research reveals that with 48% of GenYs do not use outside influences when making a decision about their life insurance policy. A TAL survey found that 39% of Australians ... |
| | | | ... segment their client base by date of birth. The simulator then separates clients in three groups: Baby Boomers, Gen X and Gen Y. "It allows advisers to visualise what would resonate better in their practice," Fox said. |
| | | | ... all generations want to meet with their advisers face to face, the difference lies in what kind of meeting each prefer. Gen Y prefer informal catch up meetings over coffee, baby boomers like formal meetings at the adviser's office. Beddoes Institute's ... |
| | | | ... "SelfWealth will be in a position to provide demographic performance data such as, accumulation phase versus pension phase, Gen Y versus baby boomers and provide an insight into how and why they invest," SelfWealth managing director Andrew Ward said. ... |
| | | | Baby boomers often don't realise that they are insured through their superannuation fund, a TAL survey found when only 31% of people aged 50 to 65 said they have insurance. According to TAL managing director Jim Minto, the figures should be higher because ... |
| | | | ... harder to find the best rates and deals on financial products online. The survey also revealed that of all the generations, Gen Y is making the most of their savings, with 44% using a high interest savings account, compared to 37% of Gen X and 38% of ... |
| | | | Just as super funds in Australia are jumping on board engagement channels like blogging and targeting Gen Y, a US financial branding consultant group says the marketing world has already moved on. "After a decade of intense scrutiny, financial marketers ... |
| | | | Research from superannuation fund Sunsuper revealed that the financial nightmares experienced by different generations reflect where they are at within their respective life stages. But what unites the generations, said Sunsuper's general manager, customer ... |
| | | | ... right soft skills, industry-specific education and strong ethics. The differences between the service offerings of Gen X, Gen Y and Baby Boomer advisers was raised at the session that tackled the question of "advice as a profession" at a recent Financial ... |
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