 Aaron Minney Head of Retirement Income Research, Challenger Limited Aaron Minney is head of retirement income research at Challenger. He has more than 25 years' experience in the investments space, with previous roles including head of investment research and development at Colonial First State Global Asset Management and head of Australian fixed income at Macquarie.
AARON MINNEY | FRIDAY, 7 AUG 2026 Treasury has published the Best Practice Principles for retirement income solutions, helping super funds meet regulators expectations. Read more AARON MINNEY | FRIDAY, 1 MAY 2026 As a record number of members approach retirement, regulatory expectations continue to rise and scrutiny of post retirement outcomes intensifies. Read more AARON MINNEY | FRIDAY, 10 OCT 2025 Australia's super system is world-class in accumulating retirement savings, but there is work to be done in the retirement phase. Read more AARON MINNEY | FRIDAY, 14 FEB 2025 Creating a retirement income solution is like crafting a good recipe: it needs the right mix of ingredients to suit diverse tastes. Read more AARON MINNEY | FRIDAY, 18 AUG 2023 Investigating the 'what' and 'how' of members' retirement strategies. Read more AARON MINNEY | FRIDAY, 24 FEB 2023 Managing retirement income in the current environment is a mixed bag. On the one hand, higher interest rates are welcome news for retirees after more than a decade of declines. While on the other, high inflation threatens purchasing power. Read more AARON MINNEY | FRIDAY, 6 MAY 2022 As super funds prepare to publish their retirement income strategies to comply with the new Retirement Income Covenant, the next question is what are they going to do differently? What innovations will be available to help members in retirement? Read more AARON MINNEY | FRIDAY, 18 FEB 2022 Generating the income for retirement from accumulated savings is a challenge that comes with additional risks to the retiree. Read more AARON MINNEY | WEDNESDAY, 27 MAY 2015 Retirees often ask their adviser if it is a good idea to lock in retirement income in a low interest rate environment. There is often a sense that "rates will have to rise" so clients assume that it makes sense to wait. To help in these discussions ... Read more  JEREMY COOPER , AARON MINNEY | TUESDAY, 7 MAY 2013 Challenger's Jeremy Cooper and Aaron Minney take a look at the retirement phase of superannuation, advocating the inclusion of longevity protection products in addition to the standard account based pensions. Read more PAGE: 1 |
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