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01 June 2012 • By • 1 min read

Clients trade off better returns for cash

Clients are accepting a lower return from fixed interest and cash allocations for peace of mind.Advised clients have reached "break point" after ...

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Advisers at risk over individual SMSF trustees

The pitfalls of individual trustees for SMSFs are so many that advisers will need very good reasons to allow them.Financial advisers could ...

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Buying to expand can kill advice business

National Australia Bank cautious on rush to buy firms which may not add value to existing planners.As the ageing owners of financial advice businesses ...

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Trio clients slugged with high management fees

Seagrims clients who invested in Trio funds have been hit with high management fees.Seagrims clients who were advised to invest in Trio Capital (Trio) ...

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Telstra Super plans to bring more funds in-house

Charles River will assist Telstra Super in bringing funds management in-house.Telstra Super has expanded its relationship with specialist Charles ...

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Industry debate over competition lacking

There are not enough discussions about the unbalanced competition prevalent in the industry, says SFG Australia's managing director

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Boutique financial advisers' profits beat non-aligned

Planners are optimistic about the future and are looking to every possible efficiency to control costs, a survey found.Boutique financial planners ...

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Fixed-income strategies are 'too narrow'

Despite the re-emergence of the European woes in recent weeks, investors need to look beyond term deposits, hybrids or government bonds

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Nikko AM expands manager selection business

Tyndall parent Nikko AM appoints new head of World Series Fund platform.Nikko Asset Management (Nikko AM) has appointed Aoifinn Devitt as head of its ...

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Industry backs call for greater SMSF awareness

SPAA and FPA have backed a move to make investors more aware of the risks of SMSFs in the event of theft or fraud.A number of peak industry ...

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