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| | | ... be given another $3000 after 12 months, another $2000 after 18 months, and, finally, another $2000 at 2 years. National Seniors, the lobby group representing the over-50s, welcomed the initiative but said it didn't go far enough. "Given that Australians ... |
| | | | National Seniors has called on the Financial System Inquiry (FSI) to consider ways in which Australia can deliver "top quality, independent financial advice." In its submission, the over-50s consumer lobby urges the Inquiry to consider the government's ... |
| | | | ... Ian Silk attributed the government's sudden change of strategy to the strong campaign that some industry stakeholders, seniors and consumer organisations have launched against the proposed changes. Speaking at yesterday's ASIC forum in Sydney, Silk said ... |
| | | | ... out too quickly. The research is detailed in the Finsia report 'How safe are safe withdrawal rates in retirement? An Australian perspective' authored by Professor Michael Drew and Dr Adam Walk. Prompting the research is conventional wisdom that retirees ... |
| | | | More than 740,000 Australian pensioners will have extra money in their pockets as a result of the lowering of the social security deeming rates from 4 November 2013, Minister for Social Services Kevin Andrew said. The deeming rate will decrease to 2% ... |
| | | | ... when financial literacy among retirees came under the spotlight, with the release of a manual on retirement from the Australian Human Rights Commission, and a call from National Seniors Australia for mandatory financial education for seniors although ... |
| | | | ... has become a human rights issue, with the release of a manual aimed at helping people prepare for retirement by the Australian Human Rights Commission (AHRC). The release coincided with a call from National Seniors Australia, the consumer lobby for older ... |
| | | | ... According to research by National Seniors Productive Ageing Centre, early retirement has a detrimental effect on the Australian economy because it reduces the size of the labour force and makes employers forego the skills and knowledge of mature age ... |
| | | | ... its hands off super have come from all corners of the financial services industry from consumer groups such as National Seniors Australia to top executives like Commonwealth Bank boss Ian Narev. Now Simon Crean, sacked from the cabinet for his role in ... |
| | | | ... member Mark Butcher will lead a retirement village company. On Tuesday Masonic Homes said Butcher, a prominent South Australian business leader, would become chairman of the retirement village company as it embarks on a growth strategy. Butcher, also ... |
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