The Structure and Distribution of Household Wealth in Australia: Cohort Differences and Retirement Issues
Survey
HILDA
Date Issued
2008
Pages
48
Abstract
The aim of this paper is to analyse the 2002 HILDA wealth module data under a number of headings including:
the structure and composition of household wealth and debt and whether this has changed in recent years;
the distribution of wealth, including among and within age cohorts and the most and least wealthy cohorts;
retirement issues, focusing in particular on the capacity of pre and post-retirement cohorts for self-funding
during retirement;
the wealth and debt levels of vulnerable groups in society, especially income support recipients and lone
parents;
the main factors (demographic, educational, income related, and so on) which determine levels of wealth and
debt.
the structure and composition of household wealth and debt and whether this has changed in recent years;
the distribution of wealth, including among and within age cohorts and the most and least wealthy cohorts;
retirement issues, focusing in particular on the capacity of pre and post-retirement cohorts for self-funding
during retirement;
the wealth and debt levels of vulnerable groups in society, especially income support recipients and lone
parents;
the main factors (demographic, educational, income related, and so on) which determine levels of wealth and
debt.
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ISBN
ISSN 1833-4369 ISBN 978-1-921380-61-7
Subject Keywords
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Type
Reports and technical papers
