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| | | ... in holistic retirement solutions." Meanwhile, the State Street survey uncovered a decline in the emphasis Australian retirees place on sustainable investments in their superannuation fund. In 2022, 67% of respondents in Australia "considered it important," ... |
| | | | ... spending (49%), contributing more to super (39%), or seeking advice from a financial adviser (35%). "We know many Australian retirees are reluctant to draw down their super balance in retirement for fear of outliving their savings, particularly with ... |
| | | | ... clients," Aboud said. "We are committed to continually refining and updating our solutions to meet the demands of Australian retirees." Allianz Retire+ said the enhancements follow industry feedback, from both advisers and super funds, since it launched ... |
| | | | ... insurer, Allianz has the scale to deliver a guaranteed income for life addressing the biggest concern for Australian retirees living frugally in retirement due to fear of running out of money. "Partnering with an established life company enables super ... |
| | | | ... be further expanded to retirement products. Labelling it "a major blindspot", O'Halloran said: "This leaves Australian retirees without protection when they need it most... there's little transparency over retirement products' fees and performance, and ... |
| | | | Australian retirees continue to face cost pressures as historically high consumer price inflation drives up the price of everyday items, driving both the Association of Superannuation Funds Australia (ASFA) and Super Consumers Australia (SCA) to increase ... |
| | | | ... median household superannuation balance at retirement is under $200,000. Yet, Household Capital also deemed Australian retirees "the wealthiest in the world", boasting a median home equity of over $800,000. Household Capital chair Nick Sherry said: "The ... |
| | | | ... and has a robust network to support Allianz Retire+'s mission to deliver certainty and flexibility to Australian retirees." At the same time, MLC chief executive Geoff Lloyd, ex-UniSuper chief executive Kevin O'Sullivan, and superannuation specialist ... |
| | | | ... an expansion of performance testing, particularly for products currently being sold to older Australians. "Australian retirees have the most to lose and the least capacity to recover from being sold a poor product," O'Halloran said. "In particular, we ... |
| | | | ... enable better outcomes for members and super funds by offering flexible solutions that deliver certainty for Australian retirees. "We are thrilled to partner with Link Group in offering super funds access to a greater variety of retirement income and ... |
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