No thought for tomorrow: young Australian adults’ knowledge, behaviour and attitudes about superannuation

Ali, Paul; Anderson, Malcolm; Clark, Martin; Ramsay, Ian; Shekhar, Chander

doi:10.1080/17521440.2015.1052667

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“…More research has considered these outcomes for young adults. Ali et al (2015) document low levels of knowledge about superannuation among young adults which contribute to low levels of engagement. Parrish and Delpachitra (2012) show that better information prompts could affect fund selection.…”

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Financial Outcomes in Adolescence and Early Adulthood in Australian Longitudinal Data

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Section: Superannuationmentioning

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Financial Outcomes in Adolescence and Early Adulthood in Australian Longitudinal Data

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“…More research has considered these outcomes for young adults. Ali et al () document low levels of knowledge about superannuation among young adults which contribute to low levels of engagement. Parrish and Delpachitra () show that better information prompts could affect fund selection.…”

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“…Banking and savings Angulo-Ruiz and Pergelova (2015) Adolescents & young adults * Elliott (2012) Adolescents & young adults Friedline, Elliott and Nam (2011) Adolescents & young adults Friedline (2012) Adolescents Kim, LaTaillade and Kim (2011) Adolescents Kim, Kim and Moon (2016) Adolescents & young adults Loke, Choi and Libby (2015) Adolescents *Otto (2013 Ribar (2012) Adolescents & young adults Harding and Szukalska (2000) Adolescents Mallett, Rosenthal and Keys (2005) Adolescents & young adults * McNamara (2015) Adolescents & young adults Ralston et al (2017) Adolescents Ribar (2015) Young adults Ribar (2012) Adolescents & young adults Lundberg, Romich and Tsang (2009) Adolescents Ribar (2015) Young adults Superannuation Ali et al (2015) Young adults Parrish and Delpachitra (2012) Young adults Financial satisfaction and anxiety Kim, LaTaillade and Kim (2011) Adolescents Ribar (2015) Young adults Ryan (2014) Young adults Shim et al (2009) Young adults Financial wellbeing Shim et al (2009) Young adults * Sorgente and Lanz (2017) Young adults…”

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Financial Outcomes in Adolescence and Early Adulthood in Australian Longitudinal Data

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Ribar²,

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Australian Economic Review

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This article describes and catalogues person‐specific measures of financial outcomes that are available for adolescents and young adults in three large longitudinal Australian surveys: the Longitudinal Surveys of Australian Youth, the Longitudinal Study of Australian Children, and the Household, Income and Labour Dynamics in Australia Survey. It summarises international research that has been conducted on young people's financial outcomes, illustrating outcomes that have been investigated, research questions that have been asked, and distinctions that have been drawn between adolescents and young adults. It considers the strengths and weaknesses of the three surveys for extending this research into the Australian context.

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“…Australian superannuation scheme is one of the largest in the world, and an important instrument in social planning for supporting Australia's aging population (Ali et al 2015). For the past two decades, significant reforms have been taken place in the superannuation sector.…”

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Understanding the Relationship Between Fund Flows and Past Performance in Australian Managed Funds

Paramati,

Mo,

Gupta

2015

Financial Planning Research Journal

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This study aims to understand the prevailing literature which examined the effect of past performance of funds, risk of the funds, choice of fund legislation and the global financial crisis on the fund flows among the different asset classes in Australia. The empirical findings of previous studies document that retail funds are more sensitive to the past performance of funds than those of wholesale segment. These studies further argue that risk of the funds seems to be ineffective in explaining the fund flows. Findings also report that the choice of fund legislation has resulted in attracting more funds into the managed funds. Finally, in the post global financial crisis period, there is a significant inflow of funds into the managed and equity funds.

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No thought for tomorrow: young Australian adults’ knowledge, behaviour and attitudes about superannuation

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Financial Outcomes in Adolescence and Early Adulthood in Australian Longitudinal Data

Financial Outcomes in Adolescence and Early Adulthood in Australian Longitudinal Data

Financial Outcomes in Adolescence and Early Adulthood in Australian Longitudinal Data

Understanding the Relationship Between Fund Flows and Past Performance in Australian Managed Funds

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