Why does inflation matter for clients' retirement income?
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In a volatile world, confidence is priceless. Rising cost of living and inflation can have a significant impact on your clients' retirement plans and lifestyle. There’s a good chance the spending power of the income your clients have now will be reduced by inflation during retirement because the costs of goods and services will rise. Read our research paper on how to help manage inflation risks.
For adviser use only. Before investing, read the TMD & PDS. Issued by Challenger Life Company Limited AFSL 234670.
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Challenger Life is Australia’s largest provider of annuities and provides guaranteed regular income to thousands of customers. We’re a multi-award-winning Life Company and have $24 billion in assets under management (as at 31 December 2023). Challenger is focused on providing customers with financial security for retirement. We do this by offering investment strategies that exhibit consistently superior performance, and by helping customers in retirement with safe and reliable income streams. Our lifetime annuities protect retirees from the risk of running out of money late in life.
Challenger Life is Australia’s largest provider of annuities and provides guaranteed regular income to thousands of customers. We’re a multi-award-winning Life Company and have $24 billion in assets under management (as at 31 December 2023)....
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Challenger Life is Australia’s largest provider of annuities and provides guaranteed regular income to thousands of customers. We’re a multi-award-winning Life Company and have $24 billion in assets under management (as at 31 December 2023)....
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