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AFL supporter bases boom in 2020/21 as lockdowns keep people at home and glued to the action on TV

AFL supporter bases boom in 2020/21 as lockdowns keep people at home and glued to the action on TV
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Super fund satisfaction near record highs in June with HESTA the top fund ahead of Cbus and Unisuper

Roy Morgan Research Super fund satisfaction near record highs in June with HESTA the top fund ahead of Cbus and Unisuper Country: Australia Source: Roy Morgan Single Source Australia, January – June 2020, n=13,509, January – June. 2021, n=20,152. Base: Australians 14+ with work based or personal superannuation. New data from Roy Morgan’s Superannuation Satisfaction Report shows an overall super fund satisfaction rating of 71.7% in June 2021 – a stunning increase of 8.6% points from a year ago in June 2020, and up 6.9% points over the last six months since December 2020. The rating for June is just below the record high reached a month ago and continues a series of excellent customer satisfaction ratings reached over the first half of 2021 as the Australian economy recovered and Australian stock-markets reached

Mortgage stress near record low in mid-2021 - Roy Morgan Research

Country: Australia Source: Roy Morgan Single Source (Australia), average interviews per 3 month period April 2007 – May 2021, n=2,674. Base: Australians 14+ with owner occupied home loan. New research from Roy Morgan shows an estimated 677,000 mortgage holders (17.3%) were at risk of ‘mortgage stress’ in the three months to May 2021. This period encompassed the end of the JobKeeper wage subsidy (end of March 2021), low community transmission of COVID-19 and only a few ‘short and sharp’ lockdowns and border closures to deal with outbreaks. This level of mortgage stress is down sharply on a year ago when an estimated 794,000 mortgage holders (19.4%) were at risk during the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic in the three months to May 2020.

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