AMP.NATSEM reports

What makes Australians tick?

Since 2001, AMP and the National Centre for Social and Economic Modelling (NATSEM) in Canberra have produced a series of reports that open windows on Australian society, the way we live and work – and our financial and personal aspirations.

The reports focus on the distribution of income and wealth as key factors that differentiate generations and segments of society. AMP sponsors this research to help our customers make informed financial and lifestyle choices.

AMP.NATSEM Income and Wealth Reports:

To date, AMP has sponsored reports, covering core issues in the community including superannuation and retirement, taxation, education, health, wealth, inheritances, home ownership and employment.

• Advance Australia fair?- (July 2008)
• Advance Australia fair? - Appendix: Trends in small area socia-economic inequality- (July 2008)
• Wherever I lay my debt, that's my home - (March 2008)
• Honey, I calculated the kids - (December 2007)
• Generation whY - (August 2007)
• Baby Boomers - doing it for themselves (March 2007)
• Tomorrow's consumers - (December 2006)
• Trends in effective marginal tax rates 1996-97 to 2006-07 - (September 2006)
• The cost of caring in Australia 2002 to 2005 - Who cares? - (May 2006)
• Changing face of the Australian labour force 1985 - 2005 - May the labour force be with you - (November 2005)
• Small business in Australia 1995 - 2005 - There's no business like small business - (July 2005)
• Financial impact of divorce in Australia - Love can hurt, divorce will cost - (April 2005)
• Household debt in Australia - Walking the tightrope - (November 2004)
• Money, money, money - is this a rich man's world - Trends in spatial income inequality, 1996 to 2001 - (September 2004)
• The lump sum: here today gone tomorrow – Income, superannuation and debt pre and post retirement - (March 2004)
• Generation Xcluded - Income and wealth of Generation X - (November 2003)
• You can't rely on the old folks' money - Wealth and inheritance - (June 2003)
• Does your wealth depend on good health? - Wealth and income in Australia (March 2003)
• All they need is love... and about $450,000 - The costs of children in Australia today - (October 2002)
• Live long and prosper? - Income and wealth of those about to retire - (May 2002)
• Trends in taxable income - (February 2002)

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