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| | | ... percentage of women between 55 and 59 that cite the same reasons is almost half at 23.7%, but the total number of female retirees in each age group is broadly similar, AIST said. AIST said a difference of 21.2% between otherwise identical cohorts amounts ... |
| | | | The rising cost of travel, fuel and many food staples continue to aggravate the quality of living for retirees as inflation leapt 7.5% in the last year. Oils and fats (20.8%), domestic travel and accommodation (19.8%), milk (17.9%), gas (17.4%), fuel ... |
| | | | ... stability. With CPI now at 7.8% as of the December quarter of 2022, inflation has become an increasingly pressing issue for retirees, who worry that their retirement income may not be enough to sustain their cost of living. Even if the Reserve Bank of ... |
| | | | ... contrast, Wilson Asset Management chair Geoff Wilson said the Bill will mainly impact low-income earnings, SMSFs, and retirees. "The Australian government doesn't appear to fully understand the importance of the franking system, as many of those ... |
| | | | ... term investments and shifting the goal posts in ways that take away from super, rather than add to it, leaves Australian retirees in the cold. "This is not just a matter of principle, it is a matter of maintaining the social licence that underpins one ... |
| | | | ... retirement age compared to other OECD nations. Additionally, Australia's flat rate age pension is targeted towards retirees with lower private income/assets, the report said. Meanwhile, global pressures on fiscal sustainability are mounting. According ... |
| | | | ... Unretirement' as a result of a strong labour market and reduced opportunities for international and domestic travel for retirees. Between 2019 and 2022 Australia's labour force added nearly 179,000 workers aged over 55, representing around a third of ... |
| | | | ... flexibility and developed the solution in consultation with super funds and the adviser community. "When we talked to advisers, retirees, and super funds, it was unanimous. Retirees need certainty of income and the last thing they need is their income ... |
| | | | ... Aged Pension," Australia Institute executive director Richard Denniss said. "This data shows the idea of "self-funded" retirees is a misnomer. There are now two classes of state-funded retirees in Australia, both costing the taxpayer roughly the same ... |
| | | | ... objective of Australia's retirement income system, encompassing both the Age Pension and superannuation, should enable most retirees to maintain their pre-retirement standard of living. However, the taxation of super in Australia is complex and inequitable ... |
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