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| | | ... financial independence. According to super fund Sunsuper, the study by Ipsos found that out of 1300 Australians across Gen Y, Gen X and Baby Boomers demographics, the common perception is for financial independence to cost $750,000. The 'Great Australian ... |
| | | | ... goes wrong and a shareholder asks them 'why didn't you do something about it?'" Fraser said boards are caught between their Gen X and Y employees and shareholders, realising that they have got to understand the risks associated with social media. Jason ... |
| | | | ... can submit ideas. Lewis said social media was an important part of the company's communications strategy, and not just for Gen X and Y. "There is actually a lot of (social media) usage in demographics around the junior Baby Boomer and Boomer ages," she ... |
| | | | A large-scale retirement survey by AXA backs previous research that majority of Gen Xers wait until the last minute before they start saving for retirement, but one planner makes suggestions on how thirty-somethings can start saving now without digging ... |
| | | | ... number, even in super, with one researcher ambitiously setting up a new template to segment fund members beyond the usual Gen X, Gen Y and Baby Boomer divide. The 2010 Ultimate Superannuation Marketing Metrics study, conducted by Longship Research & ... |
| | | | Australian's from "Generation Y" prefer the "big four" banks for their savings and transaction accounts, a new study found. According new research by Datamonitor, 74.2 per cent of consumers from the "Generation Y" age bracket (those aged between 18-30) ... |
| | | | ... including press, street signage, direct mail and social media. Plans were also underway to make the campaign relevant to Gen X and Gen Y with the use of younger members as "stars" later in the year. The new campaign was launched on free-to-air television ... |
| | | | ... proposed $500 per year additional super contribution for low-income earners. Meanwhile, Chris Browne, financial adviser at Gen X and Gen Y specialist Financial Design for Life, cautioned that the $100,000-plus additional super does not factor in the ... |
| | | | ... ahead But a move to fee-for-advice might not be suitable for everybody. Yet. "If I think about my own clients, which are Gen X and Ys, I think that if I asked for a fee to put in place an income protection, it might jeopardise whether or not the person ... |
| | | | New research from CMC Markets found that the amount of money an investor would allocate to global equities depends on which generation they belong, and that day traders are less inclined to ask "experts" for stock advice. According to a survey of 500 ... |
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