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Gender norms continue to hamper progress on financial equality despite gains in pay, participation & Paris

From Financy Women’s Index

Key points Progress to gender equality stalled in the June quarter of 2024 with the FWX slipping by 0.2 points to 77.5 points out of a score of 100. A

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06 Sep 2024

Progress to economic equality rebounds from worst year in a decade amid spike in rising gender based-violence

From Financy Women’s Index

Progress to economic equality in Australia rebounded in the March quarter following the worst annual setback in a decade but has been accompanied by a sudden increase in gender-based violence.

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07 Jun 2024

Women’s Index sheds light on big COVID-19 question – has gender equality improved?

From Financy Women’s Index

Key results The Financy Women’s Index (FWX) finished 2021 up 1.6% to 72.3 points with women’s financial progress and time to economic equality better than expected. The key drivers of

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14 Feb 2022

Women’s financial progress rebounds from COVID-19 setback

From Financy Women’s Index

Key results The timeframe to economic equality is unchanged at a revised 32 years in September quarter. Women’s financial progress improved in the September quarter despite early setback of female

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08 Dec 2020

COVID-19 pushes out timeframe to gender economic equality by 4 years

From Financy Women’s Index

The Coronavirus pandemic has prolonged the timeframe for achieving economic gender equality in Australia to 36 years due to a decline in female workforce participation in the June quarter. The

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19 Aug 2020

Financial equality more than a generation away

From Financy Women’s Index

Australian women are well over a generation away from achieving financial equality with the latest Financy Women’s Index* showing that progress has slowed over the past financial year despite a

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08 Aug 2019

Women’s Index improves but falls 37.5% short of new economic progress target

From Financy Women’s Index

The economic progress of Australian women marched higher over the past 12 months, helped by wages growth, more women in full-time work and occupying top company board positions. The Financy

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04 Oct 2018

Women’s Index shows economic progress in FY18 despite H1 setback

From Financy Women’s Index

Women’s economic measure finds that Australian women are progressing but it’s a one step forward, two step back march. The latest Financy Women’s Index powered by Data Digger has revealed

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28 Jun 2018

Financy Women’s Index shows improvement as #PressforProgress campaign continues momentum for equality

From Financy Women’s Index

Female economic measure finds that Australian women are progressing on jobs, super, pay and education but not on boards. More Australian women are taking advantage of opportunities to progress in

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08 Mar 2018

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CPD: A TTR strategy for modern retirement
We are currently witnessing one of the most significant demographic transformations in Australia’s history. Over the next decade, an estimated 2.5 million Australians are expected to enter retirement[1]. This article, [...]
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CPD: Aged care advice and ethics
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CPD: AI governance – a practical framework for advisers
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CPD: Thinking outside the box – providing a loved one a paycheque for life
Australia’s great wealth transfer is well underway. An estimated $5.4 trillion is expected to pass from those aged 60 and over to younger generations within the next two decades.[1] In [...]