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| | | ... Australian]," Keating said. "[The Liberal government is saying] let's push them back to 9.5% while we take 15.6%. So all those baby-faced Liberals are out there attacking the SG all the time but they're going home every week with 15.6%." "The gall of ... |
| | | | ... policy" which are likely to be "required for some time given the outlook for the economy and the labour market". "Hush, little baby don't you cry Hush, little baby don't say a word Papa's gonna buy you a mocking bird And if that mocking bird ... |
| | | | ... research also found that younger Australians (aged 35-49) are feeling more underprepared for their retirement than their Baby Boomer (aged over 55) counterparts, demonstrating the disproportionate impact COVID-19 has had on working Australians. "It has ... |
| | | | ... allocation is most relevant and should reflect best practise. However, it will reduce the burden on the commonwealth as the baby boomer generation enters the retirement and drawdown phase of their superannuation portfolios. The submission pointed to ... |
| | | | ... of millennials in the US have chosen a job because of the employers' sustainability performance, as opposed to 17% of baby boomers, and added that COVID-19 had "put a spotlight" on corporate culture, behaviour, the treatment of employees and the ... |
| | | | ... leading the pack, saying they would invest more if they knew their money would make a difference. In comparison, only 31% of Baby Boomers said they would do the same. RIAA identified 12 Australian super funds that it believes demonstrate a comprehensive ... |
| | | | ... State Developing Companies Fund, invests in companies in ASX 201 to 300 and holds stocks like Infomedia, Cooper Energy and, Baby Bunting. |
| | | | "Hush, little baby don't say a word Papa's gonna buy you a mocking bird..." Perhaps, a throwback to my childhood but the lullaby applies to the different stages governments around the planet - culminating in total lockdown of their borders - ... |
| | | | ... indicate the need to communicate the value benefits of Life Insurance to consumers," NobleOak said. The research also found that Baby Boomers were the least prepared demographic, with only 36% having a life insurance product. Meantime, 30-34 year olds ... |
| | | | Aussie retirees will have to fork out an extra $1292 a year to live comfortably, and they have the drought and rising house prices to blame. The Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia (ASFA) found that over the year to the December quarter ... |
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