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False reality about financial protection

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Survey findings from Australia’s largest life insurer TAL show the majority of Australians either admit they do not have adequate financial protection or simply don’t know if they have enough.

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06 Nov 2014

New directors for TAL superannuation board

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Three new independent directors have been appointed to the Board of TAL Superannuation Limited (TASL), the company responsible for the superannuation business of Australia’s largest life insurer TAL. This business

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05 Nov 2014

Aussies betting on the wrong horse when it comes to their financial futures

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Don’t try to beat the odds – make your own luck Ahead of the expected $800 million-plus to be wagered on Melbourne Cup Day, Australians are being warned about trusting

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31 Oct 2014

Raising the bar for gender pay equality

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Group CEO of Australia’s largest life insurer Jim Minto yesterday issued a challenge to corporate Australia in his new honorary role of Pay Equity Ambassador for the Workplace Gender Equality Agency

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01 Oct 2014

TAL appoints new Group CEO

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Australia’s largest life insurer TAL yesterday announced the appointment of a new Group CEO from April 2015. TAL Chairman Duncan Boyle said: “It is with great pleasure that we announce the

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25 Sep 2014

Futures worth protecting

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Professional artists illustrated the lives of over 100 people as part of a MoneySmart Week event run by TAL last week. TAL Chief Customer and Operations Officer Penny Coates said:

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10 Sep 2014

TAL backs Equal Pay Day – calls for greater change

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Australia’s largest life insurer TAL last Friday, on Equal Pay Day, urged all businesses to take action to address the pay inequity for women. In July TAL announced it had narrowed

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08 Sep 2014

Myth busted: when young Australians leave the nest

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Protecting income key for the newly independent A survey has bucked the perception that young Australians are staying at home substantially longer than their parents did. The findings reveal offspring

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04 Sep 2014

TAL seeks better life insurance outcomes for consumers

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Australia’s largest life insurer TAL recommends in a new submission to the Financial System Inquiry a range of measures to improve consumer outcomes for life insurance products and services. TAL

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29 Aug 2014

TAL ‘Imaginarium’ to bring the future to life

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Australia’s largest life insurer TAL is hosting the ‘TAL Imaginarium’ in Sydney next week as part of MoneySmart Week. The TAL Imaginarium will give people the chance to bring their futures

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27 Aug 2014

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