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01 September 2011 • By • 1 min read

SMSF establishments getting stronger

The SMSF sector continues to grow in size.The level of newly-established self-managed superannuation funds (SMSF) grew significantly in the ...

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FPA moves to stop "free riders"

Financial planners who are not members of the FPA, AFA or another professional body need to stop taking a free ride.The FPA has signalled its ...

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PM offers govt commitment on super

Industry and government need to work together to enable as much money as possible ends up in retirees' hands, the Prime Minister has said

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ANZ to add 50 advisers a year

ANZ advice chief Paul Barrett says the bank needs to grow its bank-based advice business.ANZ Financial Planning is aiming to boost its ranks by ...

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Count buy the start of a trend

Banks are racing to boost adviser ranks while prices are low, a financial planning practice broker says.Banks are scrambling to buy dealer groups and ...

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Snowball's net profit rises

Snowball says it has achieved a sound result in a challenging environment, with full-year net profit up 3 per cent to $26.9 million.Financial ...

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SMSF platform process needs inverting

Strategy needs to be the starting point for platform providers to effectively service SMSFs.Platform providers need to frame their offerings for the ...

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Count chief's future in doubt

CFS chief Brian Bissaker has not had the chance to talk with Andrew Gale about his future with Count.The employment future of Count Financial chief ...

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Count in trading halt over takeover bid

Count Financial has gone into a trading halt over a potential control transaction.Count Financial has gone into a trading halt, pending a potential ...

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CBA to buy Count for $1.40 a share

CBA has confirmed it will buy Count Financial for $1.40 a share.Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) has proposed to acquire all the shares of Count ...

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