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| | ... full-time SG contributions for two years. The fund modelled the impact such a measure could have on a super balance at retirement and found that an extra two years of full-time contributions for a 32-year-old employee earning a full-time salary of $125,000 ... |
| | | ... energy, resource efficiency and electrification. "Through these investments, we aim to help our members grow their retirement savings with strong, long-term investment returns and also generate measurable positive environmental impacts," said Kiran Singh ... |
| | | ... almost 50/50 gender split overall, women represent just 39% of its upper pay quartile but 66% of the lower. Australian Retirement Trust's median base salary gender pay gap sits at 13.2%, while the median for total remuneration is 15.9%. It said it ... |
| | | ... deeply committed to ensuring the highest possible standards of customer service - that's what Australians with their retirement savings in super rightly expect," SMC chief executive Misha Schubert said. "But we know that, on occasion, the super sector ... |
| | | ... where artificial intelligence (AI) can play a role are some examples. "Increased competition, the need to focus on retirement, and the likelihood that funds are going to [provide] more advice are causing funds to say, 'well, what are the capabilities ... |
| | | ... people who serve and have served the Victorian community. To best support our members and to maximise their income in retirement, ESSSuper relies on insights from its data," he said. "Ros's deep experience in running data analytics functions at a ... |
| | | ... and gloom" of the superannuation tax leaping from 15% to 30% and not be scared off from using SMSFs as an alternative retirement savings vehicle, according to an expert. Presenting at the SMSF Association National Conference, Heffron Consulting managing ... |
| | | ... hit the $3 million mark - yet they still see value in their SMSF, appreciating they are a genuine platform for their retirement savings strategy. For those who opt to take their money out of superannuation because of this change, Heffron flagged issues ... |
| | | ... likely to be able to make extra contributions. The higher caps could also prove valuable to people transitioning to retirement and retirees under 75, he said. "The higher caps will give them extra firepower to top up their retirement savings and make ... |
| | | JANA has been selected as the investment consultant for the Tasmanian Retirement Benefits Fund (RBF). Following an extensive procurement process supported independently by Deloitte, the asset consultant was awarded the mandate by the Superannuation ... |
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