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24 June 2009 • By Victoria Papandrea • 1 min read

Super fees fall short of govt target

Super funds must restructure their fees if they are to satisfy the government's 1 per cent target, a study has found.Removing ...

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Adviser fees not government issue

The concern surrounding commissions paid to advisers does not need to become a government issue, an adviser has said.The fee arrangement ...

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Invesco considers ETFs for Australia

Invesco is considering some of its PowerShares suite of ETFs for the Australian market, Invesco Australia chief said.Global asset manager ...

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Further CBA adviser allegations revealed

The Commonwealth Financial Planning adviser under ASIC investigation, Don Nguyen, allegedly received a promotion to the position of senior planner ...

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BRIC economies can support each other

The BRIC countries have begun to trade more with each other to keep their economic growth cycles going.The emerging economies of Brazil, Russia, India ...

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In the marketing for advice

It's no secret consumer confidence in financial advisers and the seeking of advice is at an all-time low.The mere mention of words such as collapse, ...

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ASX to hold seminars on capital growth

The Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) will hold a series of seminars for financial advisers on capital growth, instalment warrants and options

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Lonsec gives four FI funds highest rating

Ratings agency Lonsec has given four fixed income funds its highest rating after a review of the sector.The UBS Australian Bond Fund, Vanguard ...

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Morningstar rates Aust Unity

Research firm Morningstar has rated mortgage trust provider Australian Unity as investment grade.Longer-term investors could find the higher returns ...

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The weakest link

The current market conditions present an excellent opportunity for financial advisers to expand their client base, however, a planning firm's ...

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