Household Capital, an independent, specialist retirement funding provider has announced it has further expanded its team. On the back of strong growth and following the recent appointment of a Customer Operations Manager, Household Capital has added two specialists in operations and risk management. Luke Rattigan has been appointed to the newly created role of Chief […]
continue readingHousehold Capital, an independent, specialist retirement funding provider has announced that entrepreneur and technology specialist Danny Gorog will join its board of directors. Danny specialises in the development of mobile apps and digital platforms, as well as providing strategic advice to businesses. He is a founder, investor and currently CEO of Snap Send Solve, a […]
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Apr
2020
Household Capital, an independent, specialist retirement funding provider has announced it has expanded its team with the addition of key expertise in retirement funding customer operations. Jay Sewell has joined Household Capital from UK-based Age Partnership, a leading provider of home equity funding. Jay held the role of Head of Retirement Funding for eight years, […]
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Apr
2020
Household Capital, an independent, specialist retirement funding provider has completed its submission to the Retirement Income Review in response to the government’s consultation paper released in November 2019. The purpose of the Retirement Income Review is to ascertain the degree to which retirees are supported by the three pillars of Australia’s retirement system; superannuation, the […]
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04
Feb
2020
Household Capital, an independent, specialist retirement funding provider has welcomed the federal government’s review of the rate it charges for the reverse mortgages in its Pension Loan Scheme (PLS), its expanded home equity funding program. Dr Joshua Funder, Chief Executive at Household Capital, says the review is an endorsement by the government of the importance […]
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Oct
2019
Household Capital, an independent, specialist retirement funding provider has announced it has expanded its team with three key hires across marketing and technology. The first of these is Mario Garrido as Chief Marketing Officer. He joins Household Capital from AustralianSuper, where he was Head of Brand, Retention, & Direct Growth Strategy. His background includes consumer […]
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09
Oct
2019
Household Capital, an independent, specialist retirement funding provider, yesterday announced it will further reduce its interest rate, passing on today’s RBA rate cut in full. Household Capital has reduced its interest rate in line with each of the three RBA rates cut this year. Lowest rate for home equity access Household Capital’s innovative approach to […]
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02
Oct
2019
Household Capital, an independent, specialist retirement funding provider, said yesterday that a major issue facing Australian retirees was inadequate access to savings. Josh Funder, Household Capital’s Chief Executive Officer, said retirement funding adequacy was a very real issue facing retired and soon-to-be retired Australians. Mr Funder was responding to a number of recent news articles, […]
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May
2019
Household Capital, an independent, specialist retirement funding provider, and ME Bank, an industry super fund-owned Australian bank, have announced a partnership establishing a $100 million wholesale debt facility. The terms of the facility are innovative and designed to meet the major unmet financial needs of Australian retirees who plan to continue living at home. ME […]
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Apr
2019
Household Capital, an independent, specialist retirement funding provider, commended the federal government’s announcement that it will fund an additional ten thousand in-home care packages but warned that more needed to be urgently done to meet the needs of ageing Australians. The Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety recently focused on aged care in […]
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09
Apr
2019
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