We’re living longer and enjoying richer retirements, which means more money will be needed. But new research paints just how long you’ll need your cash reserves to last you.
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Divorced, widowed or never-married women are faced with making financial decisions on their own. This can be overwhelming, particularly in times of stress. Here, Natallia talks to Janet about how financial advice has helped her understand her options and develop the confidence to make informed financial choices for her future.
Humans are not necessarily rational thinkers, especially in retirement
Investing in retirement is different. To best understand how and why clients make decisions about their finances, and in particular, their retirement, advisers must consider the behavioural factors behind those decisions before even starting to address the more technical and product-specific dimensions of retirement.
No need for crisis action: Treasury boss
New Treasury boss Steven Kennedy doesn’t believe there is a crisis warranting immediate spending from federal government, saying he is “cautiously optimistic” about Australia’s economic outlook. Addressing senators in Canberra for the first time since taking on his new role last month, Dr Kennedy believes the policy settings are right for the economy to strengthen.