Personal pension is about to be fully rolled out: it is necessary to "divide the product shelves". Since it was officially launched in November 2022, the personal pension system has entered its third year. Insiders told reporters that according to the relevant arrangements, on the basis of the pilot experience in 36 cities, the system will soon be implemented nationwide, and the relevant deployment is imminent. Taking personal pension as the starting point, financial institutions' sense of participation in pension finance has been continuously improved, product shelves connected with personal pension system have been continuously enriched, and people's awareness of pension reserves has also been improved. Judging from the pilot situation, under the "enthusiastic offensive" of major banks, insurance, funds and other institutions, although it is not difficult to increase the number of accounts opened, problems such as "cold deposit" and "idle accounts" still exist. Related issues are the result of multiple factors interweaving, and people in the industry expect relevant policies to be optimized. When the personal pension system is about to be fully rolled out, how to make this pension reserve related to people's livelihood applaud and make a seat? Experts suggest that with the continuous expansion and upgrading of various products, product shelves need to be layered, strengthen differentiated advantages, and improve public participation and capital use efficiency. At the same time, optimize product design and policy support to ensure the fairness and operability of layered products, so as to realize the long-term sustainable development of individual pension system. (CSI)Oracle Bone Inscriptions (ORCL.N) has an adjusted revenue of $14.06 billion in the second quarter, with an expected revenue of $14.12 billion.Australia's S&P/ASX200 index opened up 7.20 points, or 0.09%, at 8430.20 points on Tuesday, December 10th.
Oracle Bone Inscriptions (ORCL.N) has an adjusted revenue of $14.06 billion in the second quarter, with an expected revenue of $14.12 billion.Australia's S&P/ASX200 index opened up 7.20 points, or 0.09%, at 8430.20 points on Tuesday, December 10th.The FTSE A50 index closed up 0.84% at 14,188 points in a row.
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