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| | | Only a handful of Aussies whose super fund failed the inaugural performance test have taken action and closed their accounts, according to APRA. Analysis by the prudential regulator shows that of the one million member accounts in products that failed ... |
| | | | ... guidance. This is according to Investment Trends' 2021 Financial advice report, which found that only 1.8 million Aussies use a financial adviser, a figure that has been on the decline by 100,000 per year since 2020. Perceived high costs and lack ... |
| | | | The majority of Australians are unaware of the effects of the Your Future, Your Super (YFYS) reforms and could potentially be stapled to an underperforming fund for good. The YFYS stapling requirement comes into effect today and will see around one ... |
| | | | ... working in healthcare (24%), education (22%) and medicine/science (20%), than in finance (17%). However, nearly half of Aussies are reassessing their career paths because of the COIVD-19 pandemic and want to prolong their university studies. More than ... |
| | | | ... 2005 respondents canvassed by the Financial Planning Association of Australia's annual Money & Life Tracker found that Aussies want to be masters of their finance destiny as 41% shun the idea of a "financial accountability partner" because they only ... |
| | | | ... toward their superannuation; many are saving 15% of their income on average. Overall, the global pandemic has spurred Aussies (68%) to focus on their finances. They prioritise paying off debts and their mortgage followed by purchasing a property. As ... |
| | | | ... see benefit limits restricted to up to 60%. Finder head of consumer research Graham Cooke said the new changes will mean Aussies will not be able to claim as much and providers won't have to guarantee policy renewals. "Benefits will be capped at ... |
| | | | ... this has been consistent over the past couple years of our research," Finder super expert Alison Banney said. "Whether Aussies never had super, accessed it during the first COVID outbreak, or have lost track of their accounts, it all adds up to fewer ... |
| | | | ... founder and chief executive Matt Leibowitz said young Australians are "hacking" financial advice and investing. "Young Aussies are forming their own path and opinions when it comes to how money affects and drives their future. The idea that share markets ... |
| | | | The alarming rate that financial advice is increasingly becoming unaffordable for everyday Australians further cements the position of the rich and powerful, an inquiry heard this morning. The Association of Financial Advisers president Michael Nowak ... |
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