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01 November 2012 • By • 1 min read

New actuary option in SMSF market

Self-managed super fund (SMSF) administration provider superMate has partnered with Mercer to offer a new actuarial certificate service, as part of ...

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Financial planners missing diversified services opportunity

Financial planning groups need to consider expanding their business models in order to combat the future of financial advice (FOFA) changes

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Remove barriers to deferred lifetime annuities: Challenger

Longevity risk is forgotten in the Australian market with the potential to affect financial stability and quality of retirement, according to ...

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Tax exemption boosts confidence in SMSF industry

The federal government's mid-year economic and fiscal outlook's inclusion of a tax exemption for self-managed superannuation funds (SMSFs) will ...

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Australian investment managers climb global rankings

Australian investment managers have experienced a boom in funds under management (FUM) with 23 breaking into the global rankings.According to the ...

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Fiducian optimistic despite loss

Fiducian Portfolio Limited remains optimistic despite reporting a loss in profitability for the past financial year.The company reported a ...

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PIS gearing for growth

Professional Investment Services (PIS) has outlined its growth strategy following announcement of its restructure last week.The largest ...

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Poor retail, industry fund returns drive SMSF growth

Dwindling satisfaction of retail and industry funds has been a major contributor to the rapid growth of self-managed superannuation funds (SMSFs), the ...

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Offshore policy uncertainty rising: Tyndall AM

Elevated levels of policy uncertainty from offshore are hurting the Australian market, leading to a marked impact on underlying economic activity, ...

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ASIC Slaps advisory with Five Year Ban

ASIC has banned Queensland-based business, Apple Investment Company Pty Ltd, from providing financial services for five years.The company was slapped ...

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