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| | | ... least $150,000 which included superannuation and savings but excluded the family home across four demographics and found Gen Y's appear to have unrealistic expectations when it comes to risk-return outcomes. The research found Gen Y still expect a minimum ... |
| | | | ... released in Australia on Gen-Yers and how they use technology to access financial products. The study found that as far as Gen Y-ers are concerned, phone and e-mail just won't cut it anymore. Instead banks and super funds that want to keep their "younger" ... |
| | | | ... their own occupation TPD cover. Jordan Hawke, general manager at Asteron said the move was in line with the growing trend of Gen Y-ers taking up part time employment, and the increasing number of people transitioning to part-time work as employers tighten ... |
| | | | ... about their money," said Pape. "The common idea that young people don't care strikes me as bizarre." "In order to engage [Gen Y], you have to go from being a superannuation company which is government mandated, legislated to [manage] money, to being ... |
| | | | Forestry group, ITC, is providing financial planners with access to a managed investment scheme to attract more Generation Y clients. The firm's strategy aims to pay-off Higher Education Scheme (HECS) debt fast, a key financial concern for graduating ... |
| | | | Individuum is waving the Gen Y flag when it used digital platforms Twitter, Facebook, blogs and Vimeo video screening to stay connected to members. IOOF-owned Individuum, an online super provider, decided to embark on its online journey because most ... |
| | | | ... social networking tailor-made for corporates will be the next platform on which financial services providers can engage their Gen Y staff and retain their customers. The power of social networking came to the fore after President-elect Barack Obama won ... |
| | | | ... the services of a professional financial adviser. Mota said WealthBuilder will aid advisers in reaching younger Gen X and Gen Y clients, while developing their relationships with clients' families - making their business the first port of call for financial ... |
| | | | Care to seek online financial advise or arrange a credit card via the Internet? No thanks, says nearly 4.2 million Australians. New research from Datamonitor show that Australian consumers are divided regarding online financial services. Around 27 per ... |
| | | | Do it yourself (DIY) investors under the age of 40 are investing more in property than shares - but Gen Y's interest in the sector could have detrimental effects on their super contributions, a new survey shows. The RaboPlus DIY Investor Survey of 500 ... |
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