02 May 2011 • By • 1 min read
AustralianSuper's decision to work closely with retail advisory groups should not be considered as an industry threat, says AFA and FPA
READ MORELast Wednesday afternoon the industry held its collective breath.Rumours had been circling that the Minister for Financial Services, Bill Shorten, ...
READ MOREThe possible need for a penalty provision in relation to a breach of the opt-in requirement is being contemplated.The federal government will consult ...
READ MOREWhile not compulsory advice should be sought when using gearing within an SMSF.Self-managed super fund (SMSF) trustees should seek advice when ...
READ MOREThe federal opposition has labelled the banning of commissions from risk insurance within a super fund as unworkable.The Shadow Minister for Financial ...
READ MOREThe government's FOFA reforms will do little to provide more Australians with financial advice according to a number of industry chiefs
READ MOREInvestors need to examine the markets of China and India very differently.China and India need to be assessed as two separate economies and markets ...
READ MOREA family that alleges it lost at least $400,000 because of poor financial advice is suing Morgan Stanley Smith Barney and one of its financial ...
READ MOREGlobal property continued its strong recent performance but most active funds could not keep up with the index.Global property delivered the best ...
READ MOREThe Federal Government has extended its opt-in reform and banned commissions on risk insurance as part of key changes to its FOFA reform package
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