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| | | ... and then the Future Fund will be unable to sell any stranded assets and so it must start planning now." "Australia's retirees cannot afford another sub-prime crisis," he added. John Connor, CEO of The Climate Institute, which operates AODP in Australia ... |
| | | | ... income streams for retirement is under the microscope. As a case in point, a study commissioned by CPA found that many retirees use their lump sum payouts to pay off existing debt, and then subsequently elect to receive a government pension. Megan Bolton ... |
| | | | ... bigger picture, according to the Combined Pensioners and Superannuants Association (CPSA). Whether it's ideal or not, retirees are using superannuation payouts to clear mortgage debt, and the CPSA questions why the CPA regards this as intrinsically bad ... |
| | | | Australia is headed for a retirement savings disaster, with increasing numbers of baby boomers resorting to the aged pension after spending their entire superannuation to pay off debt, a CPA Australia study has shown. In light of the new study findings ... |
| | | | Demographic and societal forces at work among retirees in Australia over the next decade will transform the concept of retirement, with huge implications for industries that service them such as super funds and financial advisers. These were the observations ... |
| | | | ... eventually consume," he noted. However, Barnett said, following the GFC, people have become acutely aware of the need for pre-retirees and retirees to have the right safeguards in place to protect their savings. MLC Investment Protection is specifically ... |
| | | | ... superannuation, announced in January, to prevent this savings deficit impacting the federal budget. He said this outcome will force retirees to depend on the Age Pension at a stage in their retirement when they may be faced with higher health and aged ... |
| | | | ... only expected to climb to slightly more than 20% by mid century, not much more than it is now. But the proportion of retirees needing to claim a full age pension is expected to fall from about 60% now to about 40%. These results raise questions about ... |
| | | | ... only expected to climb to slightly more than 20% by mid century, not much more than it is now. But the proportion of retirees needing to claim a full age pension is expected to fall from about 60% now to about 40%. These results raise questions about ... |
| | | | ... to get too preoccupied by share price, but predicts the focus of capital asset models on capital value will change as retirees mark a preference for regular dividend flows over changes to share price as a consequence of buy-backs etc. "When they've got ... |
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