Nathalie Bouquet Senior Product Development Manager, Challenger Limited (at time of writing) Nathalie is a technical services manager with the Challenger technical team. Her qualifications include a Bachelor of Business and a Graduate Diploma of Financial Planning with the Securities Institute. Nathalie has been working in superannuation for over ten years in varying roles and has been specialising in research and proving technical advice for the past five years. Prior to joining Challenger in 2003, Nathalie worked for ipac Securities for five years in various roles, including technical services and as the team leader of the pensions and superannuation area. She actively participates in the IFSA Retirement Savings and Incomes forum, regularly writes technical documents aimed at providing useable, value-add strategies and legislative analysis, and is an experienced presenter in the areas of superannuation, tax and social security.
NATHALIE BOUQUET | SUNDAY, 1 JAN 2006 There are numerous income support payments and allowances payable by the Department of Veterans' Affairs (DVA), each with their own set of qualification rules and thresholds.The article provides a snapshot of the more common income support payments ... Read more PAGE: 1 |
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