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Chinese experience informs our reverse mortgage market

Chinese experience informs our reverse mortgage market

New insights: Dementia, risk, risk reduction, and translation into practice

New insights: Dementia, risk, risk reduction, and translation into practice

Kaarin Anstey appointed to MRFF Dementia, Ageing and Aged Care Research Mission Expert Advisory Panel

Kaarin Anstey appointed to MRFF Dementia, Ageing and Aged Care Research Mission Expert Advisory Panel

New study helps employers benefit from growing mature workforce

New study helps employers benefit from growing mature workforce

CEPAR researcher recognised for excellence in tutoring

Augustus Panton awarded Adam Smith Fellowship at George Mason University

CEPAR student Daniel Wheadon to compete in 3 minute thesis interfaculty final competition

CEPAR student Daniel Wheadon to compete in 3 minute thesis interfaculty final competition

Kaarin Anstey enhances community understanding of dementia

New open access special issue on dementia prevention

How retirement wealth projections impact the behaviour of super fund members

How retirement wealth projections impact the behaviour of super fund members

Call for organisational participants: A project to help older workers thrive

Legal protections for mature workers

Having more than one chronic disease amplifies costs of diseases, study finds

Creating a global roadmap for healthy longevity: CEPAR researchers appointed to international commission

CEPAR student receives APRA 2019 Brian Gray Scholarship

CEPAR student receives APRA 2019 Brian Gray Scholarship

Tackling Indigenous dementia

Funding for dementia research

2019 News Articles

Population ageing, retirement income security, and asset markets in China

How China’s ageing population will impact on the rest of us

How China’s ageing population will impact on the rest of us

In Australia fertility is falling significantly for low educated women

In Australia fertility is falling significantly for low educated women

New International Pension Research Association announced

New International Pension Research Association announced

CEPAR Deputy Director Hazel Bateman appointed Director of Academic Strategy at UNSW Business School

CEPAR Deputy Director Hazel Bateman appointed Director of Academic Strategy at UNSW Business School

Call for organisational participants: A project to help older workers thrive

Mature aged workers: latest research June 2019

How English-speaking countries upended the trade-off between babies and jobs, without even trying

How English-speaking countries upended the trade-off between babies and jobs, without even trying

CEPAR Director to co-chair T20 Task Force on Aging Population

G20 Task Force urges preparation for population ageing

CEPAR Chief Investigator Michael Keane elected to The Econometric Society Council

Better targeting of Australia’s Age Pension

International Pension Research Association Conference on Developments in Pensions

International Pension Research Association Conference on Developments in Pensions

Should More Super be Invested in Bonds?

UNSW Business School to examine reverse mortgages

Upcoming: International Conference on 'Pensions, Retirement and Inequality'

CEPAR Partner Investigator Mitchell on list of 'Powerhouse Female Economists'

CEPAR researcher recognised for excellence in tutoring

CEPAR researcher recognised for excellence in tutoring

CEPAR Chief Investigator Marian Baird on list of world's top gender policy influencers

CEPAR Chief Investigator Marian Baird on list of world's top gender policy influencers

Call for organisational participants: A project to help older workers thrive

Call for organisational participants: A project to help older workers thrive

CEPAR Honours student wins best Higher Degree Research poster presentation

CEPAR Honours student wins best Higher Degree Research poster presentation

Socio-Economic Disparities in American Healthcare Spending: The Role of Public vs Private Insurance

'I’m young, why should I care about superannuation?'

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Appointment: John Beard joins CEPAR

Event recap: Unlocking the potential of mature workers

Event recap: Unlocking the potential of mature workers

Policy matters more than targets

Policy matters more than targets

ARC Engagement and Impact Assessment Outcomes

ARC Engagement and Impact Assessment Outcomes

License to Invest Needed says International Expert

Bugdet 2019: New funding for research, but who decides the priorities?

How should technocrats count the true costs of cooling the climate?

How should technocrats count the true costs of cooling the climate?

CEPAR Honorary Professor Robert Holzmann appointed as new governor of the Austrian Central Bank

CEPAR Honorary Professor Robert Holzmann appointed as new governor of the Austrian Central Bank

The theory that’s too good to be true?

The theory that’s too good to be true?

Book edited by CEPAR Director explores theoretical and policy perspectives on the taxation of pensions

Policy stability key to unlocking the power of super

MIND over Mediterranean: Australian study suggests MIND diet reduces the risk of dementia

MIND over Mediterranean: Australian study suggests MIND diet reduces the risk of dementia

CEPAR researcher receives 2019 Westpac Future Leaders Scholarship

CEPAR researcher receives 2019 Westpac Future Leaders Scholarship

Funding for dementia research: making sense of hearing-related neurocognitive impairment

Funding for dementia research: making sense of hearing-related neurocognitive impairment

Kaarin Anstey recognised for distinguished research contributions to psychology

Kaarin Anstey recognised for distinguished research contributions to psychology

Having more than one chronic disease amplifies costs of diseases, study finds

Having more than one chronic disease amplifies costs of diseases, study finds

The Conversation: Superannuation - why we stick with the duds

The Conversation: Superannuation - why we stick with the duds

CEPAR releases new fact sheet on aged care

CEPAR releases new fact sheet on aged care

2019 News Articles

CEPAR in the media

2019 News Articles

CEPAR Director to co-chair T20 Task Force on Aging Population

CEPAR Director to co-chair T20 Task Force on Aging Population

Losing your friends as you get older? Volunteering might fill the void

Scientia Professorship for CEPAR Chief Investigator Kaarin Anstey

CEPAR researchers secure ARC Discovery Projects funding

CEPAR researchers secure ARC Discovery Projects funding

Australia's ageing prison population

Australia's ageing prison population

Launch of CEPAR and latest research briefs on retirement incomes

Launch of CEPAR and latest research briefs on retirement incomes

CEPAR Chief Investigator Michael Keane elected to The Econometric Society Council

CEPAR Chief Investigator Michael Keane elected to The Econometric Society Council

Renters Beware: how the pension and super could leave you behind

Renters Beware: how the pension and super could leave you behind

Exploring current and future challenges for retirement incomes

Exploring current and future challenges for retirement incomes

2UE Radio The Daily Drive: Are older Australians worse off than in other countries?

Retirement funding in the ageing century

Should More Super be Invested in Bonds?

How to respond to evolving super decumulation policy

Supporting our ageing population

Supporting our ageing population

The Global Fertility Transition: an unheralded achievement in human history

The Global Fertility Transition: an unheralded achievement in human history

Professor Heather Booth, first woman to be appointed Professor of Demography at an Australian university.

How does Australia manage population growth?

CEPAR researchers at the UNSW node part of new UNSW Ageing Futures Institute

CEPAR researchers at the UNSW node part of new UNSW Ageing Futures Institute

The Conversation: It’s hard to make money in aged care, and that’s part of the problem

The Conversation: It’s hard to make money in aged care, and that’s part of the problem

CEPAR Chief Investigator Parker and her team moves to Curtin University

CEPAR Chief Investigator Parker and her team moves to Curtin University

Tackling Indigenous dementia

Alcohol and dementia — risk or protective factor?

The Conversation: Retiring at 70 was an idea well ahead of its time

The Conversation: Retiring at 70 was an idea well ahead of its time

New Minister for Population and Cities to seek advice of CEPAR Chief Investigator Peter McDonald

New Minister for Population and Cities to seek advice of CEPAR Chief Investigator Peter McDonald

CEPAR Chief Investigator Philip Clarke to lead the Health Economics Research Centre at Oxford University

CEPAR Chief Investigator Philip Clarke to lead the Health Economics Research Centre at Oxford University

Losing your friends as you get older? Volunteering might fill the void

Losing your friends as you get older? Volunteering might fill the void

A Memorial Event to celebrate the life and work of the Late Emeritus Professor Hal Kendig

A Memorial Event to celebrate the life and work of the Late Emeritus Professor Hal Kendig

Better outcomes: James Nazroo on the challenge of inequality in later life

Better outcomes: James Nazroo on the challenge of inequality in later life

CEPAR Associate Investigator awarded ARC Future Fellowship

CEPAR Associate Investigator awarded ARC Future Fellowship

Not there yet: A gerontologist’s lament

Not there yet: A gerontologist’s lament

Global conference discusses deepening complexities of aged care

Global conference discusses deepening complexities of aged care

How the elderly can prevent falls

How the elderly can prevent falls

Global conference tackles evolving aged care challenges

Global conference tackles evolving aged care challenges

Dr Mengyi Xu awarded best CEPAR PhD thesis in 2017

Dr Mengyi Xu awarded best CEPAR PhD thesis in 2017

CEPAR Director receives prestigious Bellagio Center Residency from The Rockefeller Foundation

CEPAR Director receives prestigious Bellagio Center Residency from The Rockefeller Foundation

Academics, policymakers and industry representatives discuss latest research on pensions and retirement research

Academics, policymakers and industry representatives discuss latest research on pensions and retirement research

Book edited by CEPAR Director explores theoretical and policy perspectives on the taxation of pensions

Book edited by CEPAR Director explores theoretical and policy perspectives on the taxation of pensions

CEPAR Chief Investigator Marian Baird named in top 100 people in gender policy

CEPAR Chief Investigator Marian Baird named in top 100 people in gender policy

Addressing population ageing innovations in China

Addressing population ageing innovations in China

Upcoming: International Conference on 'Pensions, Retirement and Inequality'

Upcoming: International Conference on 'Pensions, Retirement and Inequality'

INPARR Conference on Consistency Amid Complexity: Navigating the Future of Pensions

INPARR Conference on Consistency Amid Complexity: Navigating the Future of Pensions

Kaarin Anstey enhances community understanding of dementia

Kaarin Anstey enhances community understanding of dementia

Successes in latest ARC funding schemes rounds

Vale Emeritus Professor Hal Kendig

Handbook edited by CEPAR Associate Investigator examines population change across Asia

Handbook edited by CEPAR Associate Investigator examines population change across Asia

New study reveals chess players live longer

New study reveals chess players live longer

The Conversation: Checkmate: top chess players live longer

The Conversation: Checkmate: top chess players live longer

Inequality the unsolved burden on older people, says James Nazroo

Inequality the unsolved burden on older people, says James Nazroo

CEPAR Director analysis of the 2018 budget

CEPAR Director analysis of the 2018 budget

Opinion: Confronting story highlights challenge awaiting us all

Opinion: Confronting story highlights challenge awaiting us all

CEPAR Director joins BusinessThink roundtable to analyse 2018 budget

CEPAR Director joins BusinessThink roundtable to analyse 2018 budget

CEPAR Chief Investigator speaks at Parliamentary Library Pre-Budget Seminar

CEPAR Chief Investigator speaks at Parliamentary Library Pre-Budget Seminar

Socio-Economic Disparities in American Healthcare Spending: The Role of Public vs Private Insurance

Socio-Economic Disparities in American Healthcare Spending: The Role of Public vs Private Insurance

CEPAR researchers to create the most up-to-date occupational life tables of urban employees in China

CEPAR researchers to create the most up-to-date occupational life tables of urban employees in China

Tackling Indigenous dementia

Tackling Indigenous dementia

Launch of new CEPAR research brief on cognitive ageing and decline

Launch of new CEPAR research brief on cognitive ageing and decline

2017 Annual Report Released

2017 Annual Report Released

Cognitive ageing and the future of financial decision making

Cognitive ageing and the future of financial decision making

A rapidly ageing Australia

A rapidly ageing Australia

The Conversation: Australia is one of the world’s best places to retire, or is it?

The Conversation: Australia is one of the world’s best places to retire, or is it?