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| | | ... Barnett. Speaking at the MLC Investment Trends 2014 Retirement Income Report roundtable, Barnett argued that the average Australian doesn't fully understand what their super translates into in terms of guaranteed income over an extended retirement period. ... |
| | | | ... estimated 3.9 million tonnes of avoided greenhouse gas emissions. That is enough generated power for around 730,000 average Australian households for one year the bank said. The Climate Bond International Standards and Certification Scheme was launched ... |
| | | | ... 2013-14 which, allowing for its tax and costs position, is ahead in adjusted terms of the 12.5% achieved by the average Australian workplace fund default investment option by about 100 basis points notwithstanding in raw terms the FF's 14% return would ... |
| | | | ... Investors. At an average $4.84 million, the chief executives of ASX 100 companies make 63 times as much money as the average Australian, the lowest multiple since 2003. At the peak in 2007, chief executives were earning 94 times the average. ACSI's most ... |
| | | | The average Australian customer of each of the major banks deals with more than four institutions across their full range of financial services. This shows there is little loyalty towards any one institution, Roy Morgan has concluded. Of the ten major ... |
| | | | ... read the 81-page Sydney Water quarterly report, doesn't mean Sydney Water shouldn't produce it. "While the average Australian is disengaged, they should not be the primary focus of the disclosure," he said. Read all Financial Standard coverage of the ... |
| | | | The superannuation system was designed to facilitate the payment of retirement income, but has been sidetracked by a disproportionate emphasis on wealth accumulation according to a key government official. Speaking at this morning's annual policy conference ... |
| | | | The superannuation system was designed to facilitate the payment of retirement income but has been sidetracked by a disproportionate emphasis on wealth accumulation. Speaking at this morning's annual policy conference for the Committee for Economic ... |
| | | | ... Turnbull said. Comparing the two adviser types, aligned advisers spend more time than independent advisers and the average Australian adviser on compliance (16.7%, 11.0% and 14.3% respectively), while independent advisers are more burdened by administration ... |
| | | | ... weaken to help prop up the troubled resources sector and other export led industries. What this means for the average Australian, however, is that things like overseas holidays, internet shopping and fashionable European cars are going to cost more. ... |
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