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03 May 2012 • By Samantha Hodge • 1 min read

Guardian focuses on planner expansion

Guardian Advice has recruited new practices as part of its plan to grow to over 200 advisers.Guardian Advice is continuing its push to increase ...

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ANZ frustrated by wealth business

Continued slow progress across ANZ's wealth division is frustrating, the bank's chief says.The chief executive of ANZ has revealed the bank's ...

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ASIC puts planners, brokers on notice

ASIC has warned financial planners and insurance brokers over their use of the term 'independent'.ASIC has placed Australia's financial planning and ...

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SFG expands with new acquisitions

SFG is poised to go ahead with its add-on strategy, albeit slowly and steadily, its managing director says.SFG Australia will add a number ...

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Aligned advisers seek greener pastures

Tied advisers are on the move in search of a licensee that can properly support their practices, Australian Unity's head of financial advice says

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Defer pension to address longevity: PwC

Back-ending of the aged pension will encourage mature workers to stay working for longer, a PwC partner says.Voluntary, non-penalised deferral of ...

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Count changes show group is on track: Lane

Significant changes to the Count Financial business are another step in the group's path to winning over and winning back members, as a number of ...

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SMSFs gain stamp duty relief in NSW

Changes to New South Wales legislation have given SMSFs better tax outcomes.New self-managed superannuation funds (SMSF) set up in New South ...

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FSC ramps up super tax lobbying

The FSC will continue to lobby the government over its planned superannuation taxes as well as elements of its FOFA bill.The chief executive of the ...

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ASIC in talks with 'poor' licensees

ASIC is conducting talks with a number of planning groups that were categorised as 'poor' in its recent shadow shopping survey. The corporate ...

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