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| | | ... levels." Further, the analysis also exposes a deeper structural challenge regarding gender gaps and policy implications, as women approaching retirement hold balances 20-30% lower than men. "For median female retirees ($212,000), even a balanced portfolio ... |
| | | | ... and considerations - from whether savings will be enough, to how to navigate an increasingly complex system," Power said. Women continue to face greater retirement anxiety than men. Nearly two-thirds (62%) of women worry they will not have enough money ... |
| | | | ... to support long-term investing, particularly for younger Australians." The research also found men are more likely than women to report being very familiar or somewhat familiar with ETFs. Simplicity and diversification were the standout reasoning for ... |
| | | | FinCap Group is adding two experienced financial services stalwarts to its investment committee ahead of the scheduled launch of its private markets managed account platform next month. The committee has welcomed Leanne Bradley as independent chair ... |
| | | | ... debate around equity within the retirement system. As industry groups and policymakers increasingly scrutinise gaps affecting women, low-income earners and casual employees. Momentum behind the proposal also reflects wider efforts to align superannuation ... |
| | | | ... among younger and female members. Many members aged between 25 to 34 were unaware whether they had default cover. Moreover, women were less likely than men to review or alter their insurance arrangements. This is often due to low engagement or misconceptions ... |
| | | | ... things that this industry does, and how we can all work together to be a more attractive industry for university students, women, career changers and how we can get more people into the industry, particularly at a time when we have such a large advice ... |
| | | | ... childbirth or miscarriage from its income protection offering in specific circumstances. "Around 80% of HESTA members are women, many working in health and community services, dedicating themselves to looking after others," HESTA chief executive Debby ... |
| | | | New insights from Rest Super highlights the ongoing impact of the "motherhood super penalty", with women continuing to fall behind in retirement savings due to time out of the workforce and reduced earning capacity, the $100 billion super fund said. ... |
| | | | ... underpaid $1730 in a single year could be more than $30,000 worse off at retirement due to lost investment returns over time. Women, younger employees and low-income earners are disproportionately affected. Workers earning under $25,000 a year are among ... |
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