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by Haonan Zheng
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ORIGINALITY REPORT
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assignment
GRADEMARK REPORT
FINAL GRADE
GENERAL COMMENTS
75
Instructor
A good understanding of the f our issues has been
demonstrated, however needed more specif ic
inf ormation on the role of government to show a
thorough understanding of what is currently being
done.
/100
Cases are simple but reasonably well executed.
Could use f urther evidence of the benef it of the
strategies, or explored other complex issues to
demonstrate an expert understanding.
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QM
Grammar
Incorrect grammar
QM
Sp.
Spelling error
QM
Vague
Unclear:
When making a point in one of your body paragraphs, one of the most common mistakes
is to
not of f er enough details. A paragraph without much detail will seem vague and
sketchy. A paper
is always strengthened when your claims are as specif ic as possible, T he more
detailed
evidence you of f er, the more ref erence points your reader will have. Remember
that you are
communicating your argument to a reader who has only your description to go by.
Someone
who reads your essay will not automatically know what you mean to express, so you
have to
supply details, to show the reader what you mean, not just tell him or her.
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QM
Grammar
Incorrect grammar
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Comment 1
T his was renounced last year.
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Comment 2
T his is a f airly dated ref erence.
Comment 3
T here are several specif ic initiatives that the government has introduced to help
with the gap,
such as spouse contribution rebate, contribution splitting, and catch-up
concessional
contributions.
Comment 4
T his sentence is contradictory. Need a clearer explanation.
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Comment 5
Needed to increase the f ocus on what the role of government and other stakeholders
is and
what they are doing about this.
QM
Sp.
Spelling error
Comment 6
I f ind this explanation conf using. T here is no $2,820 in the example? And she
previously was
not contributing anything additional?
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Comment 7
Ah, ok. Now I get where that f igure came f rom. T he meaning of what was written
above does
not match what has occurred in the table.
Comment 8
It is a good idea to also show the projected balance at retirement based on this
strategy and
without. When advising you should do this as it communicates the long term benef it
to the
client.
QM
Awk.
Awkward:
T he expression or construction is cumbersome or dif f icult to read. Consider
rewriting.
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Comment 9
Up to 10%. Need to be clear with what you are saying as you do not have them
withdrawing
10% in the table below.
Comment 10
I get a dif f erent tax f igure. Have you used the new tax rates? Have you included
the pension
rebate?
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Comment 11
T his should be relevant to your case studies, as in challenges to the recommended
strategies
or implementation. Such as overcoming inertia, or the government changing the
rules.
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Comment 12
Again, this should be relevant to your case studies. What other strategies could be
recommended?
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HAONAN ZHENG
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CRITERION 1
15
CRITERION 2
CRITERION 3
Case studies (15%) Learning Outcomes 1.2, 1.3, 1.4 Apply advanced
theoretical and technical knowledge as it applies to superannuation,
retirement planning, taxation, and social security.
Appropriate case scenarios are developed that
focus on contemporary problems.
Recommendations are appropriate and demonstrate
a high ability to apply advanced technical knowledge
of retirement planning for different demographic
groups.
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CRITERION 4
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CRITERION 5