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| | | ... which said the amount paid by Australians accessing care should be determined by personal wealth, noting that the older people of the future will be wealthier, primarily due to the compulsory superannuation system. According to the government, all "fully ... |
| | | | ... good outcomes around financial plans for retirement. With high-quality professional financial advice out of reach for many people, due to cost or lack of access, too often the onus is on individuals to take responsibility for complex decisions at retirement. ... |
| | | | ... Seven," Grana said. "Most of [those companies'] supply chain is in emerging markets. The kinds of structural stories that people get excited about in developed markets resonate equally in emerging markets too." The statement is echoed by Varun Laijawalla ... |
| | | | Financial Standard is a finalist in the Australian Financial Industry Awards 2024, and we'd love to have your support. Fresh from winning Financial Services Publication of the Year at the recent Impact Awards, Financial Standard has been nominated ... |
| | | | ... said the association fully supports the ban. "Australia's life insurers have never wanted to do anything to discourage people from taking genetic tests and accessing the information they need to make informed choices about their health," she said. ... |
| | | | ... that $1 million of savings is not sufficient to afford retirement. Further, 62% of Australians over 70 years (1.7 million people) do not have any superannuation, and nearly half (47%) of the entire population think "it's going to take a miracle to retire ... |
| | | | ... ensuring that the retirement savings of Australians are protected from the whims of ideology and providing certainty to people who have worked so hard to set money aside," Delahunty said. She said key design elements, especially preservation, have been ... |
| | | | ... he joined abrdn, particularly as someone whose actions evidence he cares deeply about our clients and customers and our people. I very much look forward to working with him as our new chief executive," he said. Windsor said: "I see significant headroom ... |
| | | | ... financial advice has been delivered traditionally helping to meet the advice needs of more Australians." Willmer noted that people with simple advice needs often face challenges accessing help due to cost barriers or the limited availability of self-guided ... |
| | | | ... their predictions because the landscape has changed since the pandemic. "Australia's population growth went up by 650,000 people last year. That had massive implications for infrastructure projects, the pipeline of work that had to be done in infrastructure ... |
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