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30 April 2012 • By • 1 min read

APRA to finalise super standards by year end

The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority expects to finalise the prudential standards for superannuation funds before the end of 2012, subject ...

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Netwealth launches low cost super product

Netwealth has released a low cost superannuation product targeted at advisers and their clients.Privately-owned financial services firm netwealth has ...

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ASIC bans more Commonwealth FP advisers

The problems for Commonwealth Financial Planning continue with the corporate regulator banning a further two former financial advisers

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Hunter Hall chief departs for Montgomery IM

David Buckland will leave Hunter Hall in June to head Montgomery Investment Management.   Hunter Hall International chief executive David Buckland ...

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Direct equity usage set to pick up: report

Planners expect to use more direct equity investments in the future despite the current pause in flows, says an Investment Trends report

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Fat cats on a hot tin roof

BRICK: Have you ever heard the word 'mendacity'?BIG DADDY: Sure. Mendacity is one of them five-dollar words that cheap politicians throw back and ...

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Super tax changes threaten retirement savings: PIMCO

Tax raises for superannuation earnings could pose a risk to retirement savings, says PIMCO.A move to increase tax on superannuation contributions in ...

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Competition fierce in platform market: Asgard

In response to increased competition, Asgard has turned its focus to establishing new features and developing its Infinity eWRAP platform

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Aussie stocks punch above their weight

While Australian shares have rebounded strongly since the Global Financial Crisis, investors have yet to re-enter the market enthusiastically, putting ...

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Baby boomers most active with super: MLC

MLC has found the older generation is most likely to access its super online owing to higher interest in retirement funds following market volatility

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