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| | | ... younger than the current pension age (65), despite growing concerns over longevity risk during retirement. According to AMP.NATSEM's Income and Wealth report, Australians often enter retirement earlier than in Japan, New Zealand, Sweden and China. The ... |
| | | | ... fully-funded retirement incomes. While super has begun to reduce age pension outlays by $5.7 billion in 2013-14 according to NATSEM, it can further reduce age pension costs with the right settings between the super and pension systems. If super is our ... |
| | | | ... remuneration system which is not broken," Klipin said. He said underinsurance levels were now chronic, citing a Lifewise/NATSEM report released last February that indicated the problem could cost the government $1.3 billion over the next 10 years in ... |
| | | | ... home are some of the key wealth factors linked to greater happiness among Australians, new research shows. The latest AMP.Natsem report notes that spending money wisely can boost happiness and particular types of wealth, such as the family home, super ... |
| | | | ... many are saving a greater portion of their income compared to overspending five years ago. New figures from the latest AMP.NATSEM Saving Tomorrow report noted Australians were saving 4.2 per cent of their income last year, reversing an overspending trend ... |
| | | | ... lives, according to new research - but how that impacts their finances can depend on their insurance cover. The Lifewise/ NATSEM Underinsurance Report was completed last month by the National Center for Social and Economic Modelling (NATSEM) at the University ... |
| | | | ... account balances, women are still falling behind due to interrupted work periods and the gender salary gap. The 24th AMP.NATSEM Income and Wealth Report note that the savings of women aged 65 and retired is $81,000 - much lower than the average man's ... |
| | | | ... their savings - with new research showing that retirement funds only last a few years before they dry up. The 24th AMP.NATSEM Income and Wealth Report noted that Australians are expected to spend around 20 years in retirement after age 65. However, the ... |
| | | | ... holiday homes. According to the group, the Australian Tourism Industry has a $1.5 billion annual turnover and a recent AMP-NATSEM report found spending on caravans is expected to rise by almost 70 per cent by 2020. Financial planners can now access to ... |
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