Women's Wealth

Although the retention of LISC would benefit women’s retirement, an alternative flat tax rebate will benefit low income earners more, Rice Warner believes.

10 December

Women's Wealth

Provide rebate rather than retain LISC

Although the retention of LISC would benefit women’s retirement, an alternative flat tax rebate will benefit low

Despite the average super balance on the rise, the share of superannuation assets held by women has plateaued after 20 years of growth, according to ASFA.

8 December

Women's Wealth

Women’s super assets plateaued

Despite the average super balance on the rise, the share of superannuation assets held by women has plateaued

Labor will seek to claim funds from dormant superannuation accounts to pay for spending if they are returned to power, a Government whip warns.

3 December

Women's Wealth

Lifetime contribution caps will not help: ISA

Industry Super Australia believes the introduction of lifetime contribution caps will not help close the gender

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Themes driving the need for a more sustainable approach to investing

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Despite many stakeholders proposing the ability to have a joint super account for couples, Industry Super Australia argues it will not improve retirement outcomes for women.

26 November

Women's Wealth

Joint super accounts will not help

Despite many stakeholders proposing the ability to have a joint super account for couples, Industry Super

Curtin University research group urges changes to super tax concession to provide equity to women and lower income earners.

26 November

Women's Wealth

Fast growth but women’s super still trailing

Women’s super has grown 30.6 per cent in the 12 months to October 2015, according to Roy Morgan data.

Improving women’s retirement outcomes is not just a matter of pulling levers inside the super system, according to AIST.

24 November

Women's Wealth

New policies or no improvement

Improving women’s retirement outcomes is not just a matter of pulling levers inside the super system, according to

2020-11-24 22:30:00

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Beyond the digital frontier

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Both the Commonwealth Bank and NAB have urged the Government to reconsider the Low Income Superannuation Contribution as it seeks to deal with women’s super disadvantage.

12 November

Women's Wealth

Bank consensus on LISC and super within PPL

Both the Commonwealth Bank and NAB have urged the Government to reconsider the Low Income Superannuation

10 November

Women's Wealth

Morrison sends more signals on contribution caps

Federal Treasurer, Scott Morrison has sent a further signal that the Government is attracted to mechanisms such as

10 November

Women's Wealth

Most men say ‘no’ to more super for women

Messages about women’s lack of financial preparedness for retirement are being well and truly lost, Sunsuper

The gender gap in super could lead to a loss of freedom for women as they either accept a lower living standard or rely on a partner, according to AIST.

3 November

Women's Wealth

Super gap could lead to loss of freedom

The gender gap in super could lead to a loss of freedom for women as they either accept a lower living standard or

3 November

Women's Wealth

Club Plus makes board appointments

Club Plus Super has appointed two females to its board, including chairman, which has increased the fund’s trustee

HESTA has called on the government to focus on a fairer super system for all Aussies and needs to start with low income earners and women.

29 October

Women's Wealth

Super rewards those with unbroken careers

HESTA has called on the government to focus on a fairer super system for all Aussies and needs to start with low

PwC’s Anne Loveridge paved the way for flexible working conditions almost two decades ago before the concept was in vogue, and showed women everywhere they could climb the ladder while

23 October

Women's Wealth

The tenacity to push boundaries

PwC’s Anne Loveridge paved the way for flexible working conditions almost two decades ago before the concept was

Lisa Duggan from Epona Financial Guidance was the Financial Planner of the Year at the Women in Financial Services Awards 2015.

23 October

Women's Wealth

Woman’s touch does the trick

Lisa Duggan from Epona Financial Guidance was the Financial Planner of the Year at the Women in Financial Services

Lee Scales from Unisuper was crowned Superannuation Executive of the Year at the Women in Financial Services Awards 2015.

23 October

Women's Wealth

Scales successfully steers super wheel

Lee Scales from Unisuper was crowned Superannuation Executive of the Year at the Women in Financial Services

Clare Payne was rewarded for her Industry Advocacy at the Women in Financial Services awards.

23 October

Women's Wealth

Payne a champion for ethics

Clare Payne was rewarded for her Industry Advocacy at the Women in Financial Services awards.

Kate Howitt won the Investment Manager of the Year title at the Women in Financial Services Awards 2015.

23 October

Women's Wealth

Portfolio prowess yields dividends

Kate Howitt won the Investment Manager of the Year title at the Women in Financial Services Awards 2015.

Sue Viskovic won the Mentor of the Year title at the Women in Financial Services Awards 2015.

23 October

Women's Wealth

Helping people drives Viskovic

Sue Viskovic won the Mentor of the Year title at the Women in Financial Services Awards 2015.

The team at PricewaterhouseCoopers won Employer of the Year at the Women in Financial Services awards 2015.

23 October

Women's Wealth

Breaking the glass ceiling

The team at PricewaterhouseCoopers won Employer of the Year at the Women in Financial Services awards 2015.

Amy Parsons won the Female BDM of the Year title at the Women in Financial Services Awards 2015.

23 October

Women's Wealth

Building trust key to Parsons’ success

Amy Parsons won the Female BDM of the Year title at the Women in Financial Services Awards 2015.

Paula Bourke took home the trophy for her work in Life Insurance at the Women in Financial Services Awards 2015.

23 October

Women's Wealth

Bourke bats for better health

Paula Bourke took home the trophy for her work in Life Insurance at the Women in Financial Services Awards 2015.

Danielle Clarke won the Marketing and Communications award at the Women in Financial Services Awards 2015.

23 October

Women's Wealth

Clarke makes a statement for the win

Danielle Clarke won the Marketing and Communications award at the Women in Financial Services Awards 2015.

Christine Swanson got the gong for Pro Bono at the Women in Financial Services Awards 2015.

23 October

Women's Wealth

Life experiences give Swanson focus

Christine Swanson got the gong for Pro Bono at the Women in Financial Services Awards 2015.

Lara Neate won the Rising Star category at the Women in Financial Services awards.

23 October

Women's Wealth

Neate sparkles as rising star

Lara Neate won the Rising Star category at the Women in Financial Services awards.

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A much better name than MTAA, since its open for anyone. I like it.

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So, not as bad as the doomsayers were leading us to believe. Any chance of a public apology from...

Australian pension assets grow despite pandemic 1 week 5 days ago

Guy

So true - our people are our greatest asset. Just as our investors and members are. We need to...

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Dave Peckitt

Hi do you have any info on financial planners in perth? I'm looking to consolidate my super...

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Anonymous

This is the most ill informed comment I have ever seen. Why on earth would you think Superannuation...

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That's 'toe the party line'.

We aren’t anyone’s secretariat says AustralianSuper 7 months 3 weeks ago

Women's Wealth

Provide rebate rather than retain LISC

Women’s super assets plateaued

Lifetime contribution caps will not help: ISA

Themes driving the need for a more sustainable approach to investing

Joint super accounts will not help

Fast growth but women’s super still trailing

New policies or no improvement

Beyond the digital frontier

Bank consensus on LISC and super within PPL

Morrison sends more signals on contribution caps

Most men say ‘no’ to more super for women

Super gap could lead to loss of freedom

Club Plus makes board appointments

Super rewards those with unbroken careers

The tenacity to push boundaries

Woman’s touch does the trick

Scales successfully steers super wheel

Payne a champion for ethics

Portfolio prowess yields dividends

Helping people drives Viskovic

Breaking the glass ceiling

Building trust key to Parsons’ success

Bourke bats for better health

Clarke makes a statement for the win

Life experiences give Swanson focus

Neate sparkles as rising star

Themes driving the need for a more sustainable approach to investing

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