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23 January 2012 • By • 1 min read

Cash still holds SMSF sway

Shorter term cash holdings have become more popular with SMSF members, the latest sector data shows.The latest Multiport self-managed ...

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PJC outcome unlikely to change FOFA direction

Bill Shorten plans to monitor stakeholder views set out at this week's FOFA public hearings.The Minister for Financial Services will ...

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Australians too focused on fees

Consultant Jim Stackpool says the advice industry is fixated on product.Australians are too focused on whether advice fees are reasonable rather ...

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Gnomes of Townsville storm in

"We live in the caravan in our daughter's backyard. We're the garden gnomes." - Audrey Connell, Storm Financial victimFinancially ruined Carl and ...

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Financial planners set for advice blow

ASIC's shadow shop survey may deliver Australia's advice industry a poor scorecard.Australia's financial planning sector may suffer a blow ...

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Investors cautioned over art investment

Industry executives emphasise the need for expert advice when considering art investment.Investors considering purchasing artwork through ...

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Australian bond market a safe haven

Overseas uncertainty has not diminished value in our bond market, a Tyndall executive says.Investors can find value and safety in the Australian ...

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Govt announces inquiry into modern awards system

Treasury has announced an inquiry into the modern awards system, which involves the selection of default super funds.The Productivity Commission will ...

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Communication key for planners amid volatility

Planners get set for a tough year by focusing on training, support and client communication.Investment in training and support as well as ...

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Planners steer 28pc of new client money to cash

Investment Trends' report shows managed fund and listed investment allocations are shrinking.The proportion of new client money allocated to cash rose ...

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