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| | ... closely with the Superannuation Commission to help them achieve strong investment outcomes to improve the well-being of Tasmanians," JANA chief executive Georgie Dudley said. Dudley also emphasised the growing demand for the firm's implemented consulting ... |
| | | ... country." "From $1.5 billion when I joined to now $25 billion in funds under management, the largest fund covering Tasmanians, I reflect on the families across Australia who are enjoying, or will enjoy, a more decent and comfortable retirement thanks ... |
| | | ... 12,000. After merging with MTAA Super last year, the two funds rebranded as Spirit Super. "Hundreds of thousands of Tasmanians have directly benefited from the fund Doug helped establish," Spirit Super chair Naomi Edwards said. "His energy and commitment ... |
| | | ... dedicated stewardship of our member's assets and for this very successful contribution to the retirement outcomes of Tasmanians," Edwards said. Lundy commented: "During my time with both organisations, there has been considerable investment growth for ... |
| | | ... well as gender, age and marital status. New South Wales residents said they would need a windfall of $1 million while Tasmanians said just $337,000 would do. South Australians and Northern Territory residents have doubled their financial desires, reporting ... |
| | | ... focussed on delivering quality outcomes for clients," said Ornsby. The two businesses have been providing advice to Tasmanians for 30 years, and the formation of Zenith Wealth sees both businesses leverage mutual specialist advice skills. "We want our ... |
| | | ... how you want to live in later life and planning accordingly," said Fabian Ross, head of wealth management at GESB. Tasmanians are most likely (60 per cent) to think it's their responsibility to be well informed about retirement savings, while those in ... |
| | | Many Tasmanians intend to sell their current home to part-fund their retirement and move to a 'smaller' property, a decision that could lead them into financial strife, according to Quadrant super chief executive Wayne Davy. Quadrant commissioned a ... |
| | | ... extend within Tasmania. "It supports the platform we are developing to offer superannuation coverage to more and more Tasmanians and sustainably grow our fund." Davy added that, now that the fund has surpassed the RSE licensing requirements, he believes ... |
| | | ... its employees and Tasmania, thus providing valuable stability for employment and the economy. "It means more jobs for Tasmanians, more export income and increased taxes, licence and royalty payments, with Gunns now directly employing some 1,300 people ... |
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