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| | | ... couple of years, there is a changing of the guard occurring," said S&P analyst, Simon Scott. Taking their place are newer, younger managers that are fresh out of the trading rooms at the larger banks and are now managing funds in new regions, strategies ... |
| | | | ... respondents reported a rise in total pay during the past year, compared with eight per cent who reported a fall. Total pay for younger workers aged 18 to 24 grew by 24.2 per cent in the year to May. Employees aged over 50 had virtually no change in their ... |
| | | | ... play," he added. He explains that many retail fund members are nearing retirement while industry funds, on average, have a younger demographic. This explains in part why retail fund trustees are not involved in the decision making as that's driven by ... |
| | | | ... where an employee is in a fund by default, the fund is required to provide minimum death cover of a very modest $50,000 at younger ages while there is no requirement for disability cover at all. An adequate cover should be in the hundreds of thousands ... |
| | | | ... at Synchron's Next Gen training course that yielded 14 new recruits to the firm's adviser base. "We've identified that younger advisers are a different creature in their training needs to old advisers. Our industry has a problem of too many advisers ... |
| | | | ... union demise is the changing structure of the workforce, the figures that union HQ will be treading most is that among younger employees union membership is in free-fall. According to the ABS, membership amongst employees 15 to 34 years old is now 12.9 ... |
| | | | ... affordability", we should consider what APM believes may be one of the drivers behind the rent increases - lifestyle factors of younger people wanting upmarket inner-city accommodation rather than actually wanting to own homes. "Generation-Y are leaving ... |
| | | | ... tried to tackle this issue by significantly increasing the members' default cover. We felt this blanket approach penalises younger members where arguably, they do not need but are paying for, high levels of cover." Delaney said the insurance cover would ... |
| | | | ... client's data) and what she describes as a bit of "financial coaching". "Elderly clients might want something simple while a younger client might want more complex advice but at the end of the day, my clients are looking for the same thing. Whether they're ... |
| | | | ... principal; James Godfrey, Godfrey Group managing director; Greg Kirk, chief executive of financial planning at Challenger; Neil Younger, Securitor head; Mark Brimble, Griffith University program manager and Colleen Pesser. Paul Barrett, Colonial First ... |
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