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| | | ... advice, the research showed otherwise. "Nine in 10 of those surveyed who earn $120,000 a year or less and work with an adviser feel financially secure - well above the level of unadvised consumers on the same income," said Abood. Even with economic uncertainty ... |
| | | | ... Kaizen's survey said salary remains their top motivating factor when considering new opportunities. Just 50% of the market feel as though they are "very well compensated" currently. Flexibility is also paramount, with 76% also saying they wouldn't consider ... |
| | | | ... opportunity and improve member and customer outcomes," Chung said. "I have long admired the scope and importance of the Group and feel privileged to be leading Australian Unity through its next exciting phase of growth," Rosmarin said. Chung also thanked ... |
| | | | ... Go Your Own Way. At the same time, a silent auction raised $110,000 for FICAP's 2025 three charity partners Life Ed, Feel the Magic, and Fighting Chance. The evening also featured performances from Eleanor Foster from KPMG, Mira Dilek and Ana Lepojevic ... |
| | | | ... My Retirement Planner, in their own space, in their own safety feeling so they don't ask the questions that make them feel stupid, because, again, it's such a complex system," she says. "So, we see this very much as an integrated part across ... |
| | | | ... investment landscape amid global disruptions and climate imperatives. It found that more than three in four asset owners (76%) feel increasing trade disputes are material to their investments. When prompted on what geopolitical issues have been material ... |
| | | | David Anderson is stepping down as chief executive of Australian Retirement Trust (ART), with Kathy Vincent to replace him. The $330 billion super fund said Anderson notified the ART board of his intention to resign, just 18 months after joining. Vincent ... |
| | | | AMP has launched Retirement Confidence Pulse, a new barometer to measure how financially confident Australians feel about life after work. The inaugural score is a concerning 50/100. Amidst a cost-of-living crisis and spikes in household expenses, the ... |
| | | | ... continued. "By 2035, our goal is to help a million Australians access affordable investment advice. We want more people to feel secure about their superannuation and savings. We want more families to build wealth beyond property. We want more kids and ... |
| | | | ... confidence over time. Australians who take steps like planning ahead, boosting financial literacy, and engaging with their super feel far more prepared for retirement," he said. "It's not just about having enough money but also about having the confidence ... |
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