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| | | ... concerning is Australia is entering its largest intergenerational wealth transfer on record, with the acceleration of the baby boomer cohort driving increased demand for advice as more investors seek to structure, protect and transition their wealth ... |
| | | | ... enhancing its group insurance offering, waiving insurance fees for members on parental leave for up to 12 months. Where a baby is born before 37 weeks, this can be extended to 24 months. It will also no longer automatically exclude disabilities related ... |
| | | | With more Baby Boomers reaching retirement age, many business owners are urgently looking for the exit but finding they've left their planning too late. Their dilemma is a ripe opportunity for financial advisers. Speaking to Financial Standard, Exit ... |
| | | | ... adviser after they receive an inheritance. According to Natixis Investment Managers' (Natixis IM) Great Wealth Transfer report, baby boomers, Australians aged between 62 to 80, are expected to cause the most disruption as 75% said they would switch advisers ... |
| | | | ... over the coming decades, according to new research from Finder. As much as $5.4 trillion in assets is expected to shift from Baby Boomers to younger generations by 2050. Finder personal finance expert Sarah Megginson said wealth transfers are large and ... |
| | | | ... a flat fee of $58. The asset-based fee may be reduced to 0.074% p.a. if the member is eligible for the Virgin Money Super Baby Break. Although other administration costs will also be increased from 0.002% to 0.03%, the cost is deducted from the member ... |
| | | | ... advice in the short term, is by embracing the latest tools in artificial intelligence (AI). "By the end of the decade, every Baby Boomer will be retired. There are currently 7.32 million Australians aged over 55 and the average age at the moment of retirement ... |
| | | | ... retirement savings like never before...this trend is in stark contrast to the dramatic drop in new fund establishments by Baby Boomers," said Ciara Conway, general manager of super at Stake. Conway noted that the rising adoption of SMSFs by young people ... |
| | | | ... mortgage debt. Over 36% of Millennial respondents expect to retire with mortgage debt, compared to 27% of Gen X and 24% of Baby Boomer participants. Contradicting these concerns, the research shows that two-thirds of retirees own their homes and only ... |
| | | | ... to use a financial adviser to better utilise their inheritance. "Trillions of dollars are estimated to be transferred from Baby Boomers across the US, Europe, and developed Asia to younger generations in coming decades," Henriques said. "Millennials ... |
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