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Retirees love a guaranteed income: So why do they shun annuities?

Many people have a life-time income in retirement on their bucket list. Yet few do so, a state of affairs that might be changing as the 2022 Retirement Income Covenant requires super funds to pay closer attention to members either approaching or in retirement.

James Dunn | 30th Oct 2024 | More
Home ownership and age pension fail to ‘guarantee’ financial security

Fresh research highlights that many older Australians owning their home and on a full pension still feel financial stress, needing an extra $10,000 (singles) or $15,000 (couples) a year to meet their basic needs.

Nicholas Way | 2nd Oct 2024 | More
Setting the agenda critical step to enjoying retirement bliss

A Macquarie University and Challenger joint survey has found that retirees who carefully plan this next stage of their lives are better placed to enjoy their golden years.

Nicholas Way | 7th Aug 2024 | More
  • APRA ups scrutiny of unlisted property in super

    The prudential regulator will more closely examine the valuation methodologies super funds deploy to value private assets to address an emerging gap between the performance of listed and unlisted property.

    Lachlan Buur-Jensen | 27th Jan 2023 | More
    ASX rallies 0.9% on tech, BNPL, health gains

    Strong day for the ASX, private equity buys into Challenger, NSW lockdowns continue  Every sector barring energy and industrials finished higher on Wednesday, with the ASX 200 jumping 0.9%. Buy now pay later groups were among the top performers, with Zip Co Ltd (ASX: Z1P) and Afterpay Ltd (ASX: APT) adding 6.5% and 4.5%, respectively. Challenger Financial Group (ASX: CGF) was the…

    The Inside Investor | 7th Jul 2021 | More
    Dude, where is my dividend?

    In a year of pandemic-forced lockdowns, record high government spending, lower corporate earnings and zero growth in interest rates, asking for a high dividend is a little Oliver Twist-like: “Please Sir, I want some more.” Even the most reliable of “reliable” dividend-paying companies ditched or lowered their dividend payouts because it simply wasn’t feasible to…

    Ishan Dan | 18th Nov 2020 | More