Australians will never fully retire says super fund boss
It's not just Millennials who will be working in the "gig economy", its likely retirees will be too.
It's not just Millennials who will be working in the "gig economy", its likely retirees will be too.
Super funds face a big enough challenge trying to get millennials to save for their retirement without giving them the option of diverting those funds to buy a house.
Strategies such as contribution splitting will become increasingly important under the new super regime.
The industry super lobby has launched a scary TV ad campaign against governance reforms in which big banks play evil foxes.
Only 11 per cent of Australians find the current range of retirement products "appealing."
The bun fight at listed platform services provider Praemium is being watched with increasing interest by small cap fundies.
Australia's A$2.2 trillion retirement savings pot is fuelling record demand for exchange-traded funds.
A surprising aspect of the superannuation reforms is the restrictions that will apply to inheriting super sitting in accumulation accounts.
Letting individuals choose to put their super into the best investment of all should not be a radical idea.
Only investment residential properties can be purchased using a self-managed super fund.
A war-weary superannuation industry will fight any moves to enable young people to raid their retirement fund to stump up a deposit for a ho...
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