Fixing Financial Advice
Most people are financially illiterate. Not because they are stupid, but rather because insurance, investment and superannuation are all unnecessarily complex and the guidance consumers need to navigate these uncertain…
Most people are financially illiterate. Not because they are stupid, but rather because insurance, investment and superannuation are all unnecessarily complex and the guidance consumers need to navigate these uncertain…
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With inflation now entrenched in major economies, central banks are scurrying to reduce their balance sheets after pumping over $US11 trillion into the global economy in response to COVID-19 through quantitative easing programs. Now, there is a shift to quantitative tightening.
Prior to the early 1990s recession in Australia, many defined benefit super funds drew on the expertise of a fund actuary to enhance member outcomes. Has the time now come to reappoint fund actuaries?