AMP is pleased to announce that Tina Cleary has commenced as the company’s new Chief Marketing Officer.

AMP has delivered a return of 15 per cent for members of its AMP MySuper 1970s superannuation fund option for the 2024 year.

As we approach the end of 2024, it’s worth sparing a thought for Australia’s small business owners, many of whom will hopefully be taking a well-earned break. Because running a small business is tough, and fraught with risk.

As a core ESG principle, the portfolios invest in funds where managers influence the companies they invest in with respect to environmental, social and governance matters.

Bitcoin and other digital assets are deeply polarising topics for investors, with strong sceptics and advocates alike. Questions and debate about their role in super fund portfolios are important and needed. Bitcoin, as we know, is volatile, and has been marked by peaks and troughs since its inception 15 years ago.

AMP welcomes the Government’s announcement that it is progressing the second tranche of the Delivering Better Financial Outcomes (DBFO) package to help make advice more affordable and accessible.

Congratulations to all sides of politics for passing the bill that enshrines an objective for our superannuation system into law.

AMP is pleased to announce the addition of household reporting across multiple clients to North Interactive, helping significantly reduce the time and effort required for client reviews.

AMP Bank welcomes the Council of Financial Regulators (CFR) review into small and medium-sized banks and we look forward to contributing. A healthy and competitive banking industry, beyond the big four, is vital to all Australians.

AMP Limited today confirms it has completed the transaction announced on 8 August 2024, creating a strategic partnership and ownership structure with Entireti Limited (Entireti) and AZ Next Generation Advisory Limited (AZ NGA) for the AMP Advice business.

Research findings from AMP won’t come as a surprise to older Australians considering aged care, or the families and loved ones providing support during this challenging and emotional phase of life. They also highlight why the Government’s proposed reforms for the retirement phase of super, announced last week, must translate into action.

AMP research reveals that 4 in 5 Australians aged 65 and over don’t feel prepared for the transition to aged care, while 7 in 10 worry about the cost of care.