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Study reveals Age Pension is not enough – even for homeowners

From Challenger Limited

With inflation pushing living costs higher, covering daily expenses and planning for the future continues to be a major concern for older Australians, according to new research by National Seniors

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26 Sep 2024

Inflation and cost-of-living growing focus for Australian retirees

From Challenger Limited

Protecting retirement income from inflation is an increasing priority for Australians in or approaching retirement with retirees uniquely exposed to a range of investment risks, the latest whitepaper from leading

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01 May 2024

Research reveals rising cost of living keeps older Australians awake at night

From National Seniors Australia

New research by National Seniors Australia and Challenger reveals the majority of older Australians are increasingly concerned over rising costs of living, with four in five reporting it had negatively

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15 Sep 2023

How financial advisers are combating inflation

From Challenger Limited

Building robust inflation defences into client portfolios is a key consideration of advisers in the current climate. That’s according to a new report by the leading digital platform for financial

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08 Jun 2023

Australians want more ways to generate income in retirement

From Challenger Limited

Australians are increasingly relying on income from super and other investments to fund their retirement. While many may turn to the familiarity of shares and term deposits, a new report

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27 Apr 2023

How retirees can access more income when they are younger and more active

From Challenger Limited

‘Do I have enough to retire on?’ is the most common question among people reaching the end of their working lives. But there’s an important nuance to that question that

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08 Dec 2022

Many happy returns: 30 years of compulsory super – but still much to understand about retirement income

From National Seniors Australia and Challenger

National Seniors Australia and Challenger Limited have released the results of a new large survey on retirement income on the 30th anniversary of compulsory superannuation in Australia. The research has

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01 Sep 2022

Challenger Survey Finds only 40% of super fund members expect a comfortable lifestyle in retirement

From Challenger Life

Only 40 per cent of Australia’s superannuation fund members expect to have a comfortable or better lifestyle in retirement, according to a survey of over 3,000 super fund members aged

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08 Dec 2021

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CPD: The Two-Chapter retirement – a framework for understanding retiree psychology
Introduction Why do financially secure retirees still hesitate to spend, or commit to strategies that would clearly improve their outcomes? This article sets out the Two-Chapter Retirement framework, a new [...]
CPD: China’s next phase – what persistent supply-side growth means for global markets
China’s economic trajectory is shifting, but not in the way many had once expected. Consumption-led rebalancing has not materialised. Instead, economic policy continues to emphasise industrial modernisation, aligned with a [...]
CPD: Ethics and client best interests
In financial advice, acting in a client’s best interest isn’t just a regulatory rule, it’s the foundation of a trusting, successful partnership. This article, proudly sponsored by GSFM, examines the [...]
CPD: Capitalising on global growth in the decarbonisation era
Few themes rival the scale, urgency and long-term significance of climate change. Consequently, regions, countries, companies and individuals are taking positive action to decarbonise the planet and work toward net [...]
CPD: Decoding the compliance signals within AFCA’s Lead Decisions
Introduction In February 2026, the Australian Financial Complaints Authority (AFCA), reached a significant milestone when it issued its 1,000th Dixon Advisory determination[1]. Up until that point, this represented the single [...]