Home Insights Briefs Briefs brief 7th November 2019 in brief brief 7th November 2019 in brief The ‘tyranny of distance’ trapping Indigenous women in family violence The Australian Bureau of Statistics 2016 Personal Safety Survey revealed that, across Australia, 1700 women per 100,000 had experienced physical and/or sexual violence from a current or previous cohabiting partner some time during the previous 12 months. For men, the rate was 800 per 100,000. read more brief 4th November 2019 in brief brief 4th November 2019 in brief Property dominates wealth of retired mortgagees The wealth portfolios of older retired mortgagors (i.e. aged over 55 years) is dominated by holdings in property—both the family home and investment properties—(an average of $934,000 or 59.2% of all assets) and superannuation ($433,000 or 27.4%). The family home accounts for, on mean average, $663,000 or 42.0 per cent of all assets. read more brief 17th October 2019 in brief brief 17th October 2019 in brief Retiring with a mortgage affects mental health The rise in home ownership in Australia since the second world war has led to more retirees owning their home outright by the time they finish their work lives, meaning they can live on a lower age pension (traditionally dubbed the fourth pillar of the retirement incomes policy). read more brief 2nd October 2019 in brief brief 2nd October 2019 in brief When are Australians buying their first home? The 22 years between 1995–96 and 2017–18 has seen an increase in the proportion of Australians buying their first home at an older age. The mean age of people buying their first home in Australia has edged up from 33 for either a new or established dwelling in 1995–96 to 35 for a new dwelling and 36 for an established dwelling in 2017–18. read more brief 1st October 2019 in brief brief 1st October 2019 in brief More young adults staying home, for longer Traditionally early adulthood, for Australians aged between 25 and 34, was the time when people formed long-term relationships and bought their first home. read more Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous … Page 22 Page 23 Page 24 Page 25 Current page 26 Page 27 Page 28 Page 29 Page 30 … Next page Next › Last page Last »
brief 7th November 2019 in brief brief 7th November 2019 in brief The ‘tyranny of distance’ trapping Indigenous women in family violence The Australian Bureau of Statistics 2016 Personal Safety Survey revealed that, across Australia, 1700 women per 100,000 had experienced physical and/or sexual violence from a current or previous cohabiting partner some time during the previous 12 months. For men, the rate was 800 per 100,000. read more
brief 4th November 2019 in brief brief 4th November 2019 in brief Property dominates wealth of retired mortgagees The wealth portfolios of older retired mortgagors (i.e. aged over 55 years) is dominated by holdings in property—both the family home and investment properties—(an average of $934,000 or 59.2% of all assets) and superannuation ($433,000 or 27.4%). The family home accounts for, on mean average, $663,000 or 42.0 per cent of all assets. read more
brief 17th October 2019 in brief brief 17th October 2019 in brief Retiring with a mortgage affects mental health The rise in home ownership in Australia since the second world war has led to more retirees owning their home outright by the time they finish their work lives, meaning they can live on a lower age pension (traditionally dubbed the fourth pillar of the retirement incomes policy). read more
brief 2nd October 2019 in brief brief 2nd October 2019 in brief When are Australians buying their first home? The 22 years between 1995–96 and 2017–18 has seen an increase in the proportion of Australians buying their first home at an older age. The mean age of people buying their first home in Australia has edged up from 33 for either a new or established dwelling in 1995–96 to 35 for a new dwelling and 36 for an established dwelling in 2017–18. read more
brief 1st October 2019 in brief brief 1st October 2019 in brief More young adults staying home, for longer Traditionally early adulthood, for Australians aged between 25 and 34, was the time when people formed long-term relationships and bought their first home. read more