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14 January 2014 • By • 1 min read

Centric to retain branding post-acquisition

Centric Wealth will not be broken up and will retain its branding as part of the firm’s sale to Financial Index Wealth Accountants (FIWA)

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Don't bail out investors: Investors Mutual

Government bailouts have set a dangerous precedent since the global financial crisis by allowing investors to escape the consequences of speculation, ...

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Recovery not sustainable: AllianceBernstein

Although household activity has improved in recent weeks, having "one cylinder firing" is not enough to sustain Australia's post-mining boom economy, ...

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US tapering to hurt Aussie dollar: UBS

The United States Federal Reserve’s tapering strategy will further weaken the value of the Australian dollar as confidence in the US economy gains ...

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Frozen advice practice sales get the go-ahead

Between 40 and 50 financial planning practice sales that were ‘in limbo’ have been given the green light following the government’s decision to amend ...

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Wealth Within bearish on Chinese equities

Chinese equities have been on a steep downward trend since 2007 and look set to continue their fall in 2014, according to wealth advisory firm Wealth ...

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Think twice before jumping ship: Futuro Financial

The decision to accept sizable cheques from rival financial planning licensees turned out to be an expensive mistake for three Futuro Financial ...

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Nikko Asset Management replaces chief executive

Takumi Shibato has been appointed as president and chief executive of Nikko Asset Management, replacing Charles Beazley, who is stepping down for ...

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Scrapping of super changes to benefit SMSFs

Australians with SMSFs are set to benefit from the government's decision to shelve Labor's superannuation changes, according to an investment manager

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Not-for-profit funds outperforming: AIST

The Australian Institute of Superannuation Trustees (AIST) has welcomed APRA statistics indicating 48 of the top 50 funds for 10-year rates of return ...

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