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| | | ... spend more of their savings in retirement would reduce inequality for future generations as inheritances would be lower rather than dying with the majority of wealth. "If most people continue to die with the majority of the wealth they had at retirement ... |
| | | | ... balances. Inequity in the system should be dealt with directly, through addressing the distribution of tax concessions, rather than leaving women with a shortfall by delaying or freezing the super increase, causing even more women to retire in poverty," ... |
| | | | ... people have the confidence to use their assets more effectively, including focusing retirement planning on income streams rather than balances, better quality and more accessible advice and guidance," it said. The report does not offer recommendations ... |
| | | | ... issues of governance over the procurement of tax advice within ASIC. It was not clear why ASIC procured the tax advice rather than Shipton procuring it himself and then being reimbursed by ASIC. Paterson pointed out that following the ANAO raising the ... |
| | | | ... concluded that member interests will be better served by transitioning to Sunsuper, a large multi-industry superannuation fund, rather than continuing the plan in its current form," IAG & NRMA Superannuation Plan told members. Current insurance for IAG ... |
| | | | ... bonus will also help encourage retirees to keep their savings invested by opening a Super Stream account-based pension, rather than withdrawing their retirement savings as soon as they reach their preservation age," he said. Separately, the nearly $3 ... |
| | | | ... food system is more urgent than ever." COVID-19 did nothing to help the ESG risks associated with meat and dairy either - rather, the pandemic has highlighted another risk factor. The mainstream theory on the origin of COVID-19 is that it was spread ... |
| | | | ... the year to June 2021 and 4% in 2022. The unemployment rate is expected to remain high, but to peak at a little below 8%, rather than the 10% expected previously. At the end of 2022, the unemployment rate is forecast to be around 6%. This extended period ... |
| | | | ... extraordinary central bank intervention. Investors need to remember the defensive role that fixed income plays in a portfolio rather than simply looking at headline yields, which have also come down dramatically on term deposits and other cash alternatives," ... |
| | | | ... outflows from SJP as a key risk, however, any disruption to SJP could see the rate of growth slow marginally (ie less positive rather than negative). External manager fees have not been raised as an issue by PrimeStone but they could potentially come ... |
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