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| | | ... retirement planning, and encouraging people to take an active interest in their future." Clancy said. The research found women, those who don't own their own home and people with no investments outside superannuation were overrepresented when it came ... |
| | | | ... compulsory super over a quarter of century ago," he said. He highlighted the proposed laws fail to protect young people and women in casual, temporary and contract employment "who are missing out on thousands of dollars a year in SG entitlements." The ... |
| | | | Advocacy group Women in Super is calling on the Federal Government to re-examine its policy to end life insurance for Australians with low superannuation balances or accounts with little activity, suggesting it could be detrimental to women with dependents. ... |
| | | | ... environment where our people can perform at their best," Polson said. Frontier added it had achieved a gender balance of 44% women at the firm, and 37% of women in its investment team, which according to the firm is unlike other areas of investment. ... |
| | | | ... the Government, as outlined in the recent Federal Budget, specifically to assist in developing the financial capability of women. The Government said further funds may be committed in the event of future enforceable undertakings by ASIC. O'Dwyer ... |
| | | | Financial Executive Women has welcomed 17 male financial services executives to aid the positive progression of women in the sector. Closing the 2018 FEW Leadership Conference in Melbourne today, FEW founder Judith Beck launched a new initiative - FEW ... |
| | | | ... fund, saying: "She brings extensive leadership and organisational experience to the board, and a real passion for helping women boost their super and improve their lives in retirement." McKeown will also sit on the LGS audit and compliance committee ... |
| | | | ... any superannuation guarantee. The research estimates this equates to about $10 billion in missed super. Not surprisingly, women are expected to be hit the hardest as they are more likely to take up part-time or casual work. The requirement to earn more ... |
| | | | ... than $30 billion in market value, that's at least $3 billion stripped from the retirement savings of the working men and women who are members of our superannuation funds," he said. He sees investors, in particular superannuation funds, making significant ... |
| | | | ... partnered mums rated life satisfaction at 7.8 out of 10 - higher than 6.9 for single mums, but lower than eight out of 10 for women with no children. Full-time working mothers were most commonly employed in primary or secondary education, hospitals ... |
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