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Women's Wealth
Women in higher tax brackets have on average slightly more super savings than men, according to the ATO....
Women's Wealth
Taxation surrounding super need to be modernised to help address the inequality faced by women when it comes to their financial futures, according to Industry Super Austr...
Women's Wealth
Only two companies in the ASX100 have no women on their boards, according to ACSI data....
Women's Wealth
A Senate Committee has been urged to consider opening the door on concessional super contributions for women aged over 75....
Women's Wealth
The ‘merry-go-round’ of superannuation policy change has to end, the Senate Economics References Committee has been told....
Women's Wealth
The FSC has urged the Government to consider policies that would close the retirement savings gap between men and women, arguing the current system favours continuous ful...
SMSF
Divorced female SMSF trustees need more assistance when managing their investments as a result of low confidence, a report has found....
Women's Wealth
Equip is encouraging its male employees to take parental leave by paying all employees super guarantee contributions during parental leave....
Women's Wealth
Superannuation tax breaks need to be better targeted to women rather than high income-earning men, according to the Grattan Institute....
Women's Wealth
There was a sentiment of mistrust about super among members, particularly among low income earners, and education was vital to instil confidence....
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....
Women's Wealth
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....
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 ...