Many in retirement are travelling comfortably, with three key factors contributing to their happiness – good physical and mental health and enough money to enjoy life.
Perhaps the assumption that markets are still anchored by predictable economic policies needs to be challenged. For the first time since the fall of the Berlin Wall, political volatility – once background noise – is potentially reshaping investment risk at a structural level.
Lawyers warn of the growing risks to retirees caused by loans to their children and disputes with family members about who gets what from a will.
A groundbreaking practical exercise that tackled the oral health of 70 socio-economically disadvantaged Sydneysiders delivered concrete benefits in managing tooth decay and gum disease.
Falls account for about 400 people – many of them seniors – being admitted to hospital daily. It’s a distressing number because research shows about 30 per cent are preventable.
A scientific futurist draws a positive picture of how technology can revolutionise care, efficiency and safety for the benefit of both residents and nursing staff.
While older Australians comprise one-third of the electorate and continue making an economic contribution, the lack of fiscally responsible and appropriate spending promises devoted to them highlights how they have been overlooked in this five-week election campaign.
“Liberation Day” has sparked a massive market correction. While some might be tempted to change course and increase their cash holdings, advisers warn against a knee-jerk reaction.
APRA put the cat among the pigeons when it put these securities on notice. Investors looking for alternative investments offering similar yields are finding they also come with risks.
It might seem counter-intuitive, but this global digital business, which specialises in property, argues that the economic fundamentals are in place for Victoria’s capital city to enjoy a resurgent real estate market.
Lee Levy from Kayne Anderson goes in depth with Drew Meredith from Wattle Partners on market thinkers.
Doug Goodwille from Kayne Anderson speaks to Drew Meredith from The Inside Network on market thinkers.
Laurence Parisi from Trilogy Funds speaks to James Dunn from The Inside Network on resilient income.
Andrew McDonnell from Arrowpoint Capital shares insights with James Dunn from The Inside Network on the private credit process.
A mix of investment grade corporate bonds and syndicated loans will give these accounts a diversification that Income Asset Management opines is superior to recently listed private credit offerings.
If CEO Matt Comyn was cock-a-hoop with the interim result and what it meant for shareholders, he did a first-class job in hiding it from the market. Instead, in an era of bank bashing, he opted to stress what the bank was doing for customers.
Labor is persisting with its proposal for a higher tax on the earnings of superannuation balances exceeding $3 million. If that isn’t bad enough, a coalition government with the Greens could see that threshold lowered.
For those who have a love of the past but find history books just too challenging (or boring), this approach, blending storytelling with time travel, is the perfect option.
