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| | | After COVID-19 put paid to the 2020 return hopes of superannuation funds, research house Rice Warner has questioned whether return targets should be lowered. Rice Warner has questioned whether superannuation return targets should be lowered. As the ... |
| | | | ... deferred lifetime annuity style products) and low-cost access to financial advice and information. This is according to Rice Warner chief executive and Actuaries Institute Public Policy Council Committee Andrew Boal in a paper titled 'Spending in retirement ... |
| | | | ... be closer to $27 billion as estimated by Treasury or $50 billion, which was in the range of estimates offered by Rice Warner and others. Byres said his view was that it is too early to tell, noting that so far the scheme's impact was "broadly" tracking ... |
| | | | Rice Warner founder Michael Rice has warned the superannuation industry to prepare for the government using the system as a means of repaying its stimulus debt, saying super won't be as sacred as it has been in the past. Rice has warned the superannuation ... |
| | | | ... the measures taken to stop the spread of COVID-19 will have a lasting effect. Michael Berg, senior consultant at Rice Warner, said the country needs to start thinking about an exit strategy. "We need to assume that we will have to come out of the lockdown ... |
| | | | Latest Rice Warner analysis shows the COVID-19 crisis is hitting an already suffering life insurance industry, hard. To survive, the industry will need to change. New analysis from research house Rice Warner reveals the life insurance sector will be ... |
| | | | ... drawdown estimates from early release vary from $27 billion, according to Treasury, to $40-$50 billion, according to Rice Warner. APRA has already asked superannuation funds to submit their in-house modelling on the extent of withdrawals (to March 1 ... |
| | | | ... release, whose estimates range from $27 billion, according to Treasury, to $40 billion to $50 billion, according to Rice Warner. "I don't see the need to drawdown on the Future Fund because governments can borrow so cheaply, for pretty much less ... |
| | | | ... will also shoulder extra work load. Treasury's estimate is that Australians will withdraw about $27 billion but Rice Warner believes the number could be much higher, in the $40 billion to $50 billion range owing to unemployment picking up since the ... |
| | | | ... their superannuation, they would end up with $40,250 lower end balance of $383,049. COVID-19 to hasten merger talks Rice Warner believes the turmoil experienced across financial services will soon force small players in the super industry to accelerate ... |
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| | ELIZA BAVIN Early Release of Super payments surged around $7 billion in the first week of July, according to Treasury estimates, but this may not be a reason to panic. | ELIZA BAVIN Funds from IOOF, Vanguard and Fiducian figure among the top-five performers among wholesale funds, in the latest Rainmaker Information tables to May end. | | | ALLY SELBY Pengana Capital's national sales manager for private banking and wealth has left the firm after more than five years, setting his eyes on a new life in sunny Queensland. | KANIKA SOOD In a new paper from Actuaries Institute, Anthony Asher argues financial advice can be made cheaper if the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) provides some of the data necessary for good advice. |
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