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Women's Wealth
SSGA has called on 3,500 companies which represent US$20 trillion in market capitalisation to increase their amount of female board directors....
Women's Wealth
AIST and WIS have called on the Government to implement structural changes that deliver real improvements to women....
Women's Wealth
Women were underpaid $1.84 billion in super contributions by their employers in 2013 to 2014, according to ISA’s study....
Women's Wealth
The latest Australian Prudential Regulation Authority data reveals women fill barely more than a quarter of super fund board positions....
Women's Wealth
The absence of adequacy or a standard of living in the Government’s objective of super definition can ignore qualitative outcomes, WIS believes....
Superannuation
Retirees near thresholds with simple investments could be living off less than the full Age Pension as a result of pension cuts, according to ISA....
Women's Wealth
The average age of board members in Australia has steadily risen, even with the influx of younger female candidates....
Women's Wealth
New Willis Towers Watson research suggests the policy agenda needs to be switched to examine the really disadvantaged people in retirement – single women and men....
Superannuation
Women had a lower investment risk tolerance and were less likely to switch asset allocation, which could mean they were losing tens of thousands of dollars in potential s...
Women's Wealth
Nearly $146 million could be added to the superannuation system if the gender gap in super were to close, according to a report....
Women's Wealth
New data points to women slowly closing the retirement incomes gap on their male counterparts but with a long way to go....
Women's Wealth
The financial services industry has welcomed the introduction of LISTO but is divided on the objective of superannuation....
From my perspective, 40- 50% of people are likely going to be deeply unhappy about how long they actually live. ...
Super director remuneration ...
No doubt true, but most of it is still because over 45’s have been upgrading their houses with 30 year mortgages. Money ...