Could America’s signature retirement-savings program look a lot like Australia’s one day? That’s the idea President Trump hinted at earlier this week, saying the Australian model is a “good plan” that ...

Achieving a “comfortable” retirement in Australia just got harder, with the eye-watering amount of money people need to have saved reaching an all-time high.

Half of Tasmanians aged 45 and over are already out of the workforce, startling new data has revealed, raising fears the state's economy could suffer as a result. Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) ...

Couples aged 67 and over now require A$730,000 (S$652,792) in pension savings for a comfortable retirement, according to a ...

America has some demographic and economic headwinds facing it. In short, the U.S. needs to boost its birthrate and better secure a retirement system that is running out of means and therefore money to ...

(CNN) — The Trump administration is looking Down Under for inspiration on how to improve the United States’ retirement savings system. President Donald Trump on Tuesday said at the White House that ...

The Australian retirement system received a grade of B+. I've been scratching my head since President Trump announced in early December that the administration is considering developing a national ...

CHRIS CONDON REMEMBERS Australia’s then prime minister, Paul Keating, kicking off the compulsory retirement savings regime in the early 1990s. “He was saying one day we’d reach A$600 billion under ...

Australian Retirement Trust, the country’s second-largest pension fund, has appointed its third chief executive in less than two years, elevating chief operating officer Kathy Vincent to the role.

Couples aged 67 and over now require A$730,000 (S$654,000) in pension savings for a comfortable retirement. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.