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Tribunal affirms InterPrac, FSGA adviser bans
The Administrative Review Tribunal has affirmed ASIC's decisions to ban two former financial advisers from InterPrac Financial Planning and Financial Services Group Australia (FSGA) who were involved in the Shield and First Guardian master funds for five years.
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It wasn't confidence that prompted Sarah Shaw to walk away from established investment houses and co-found 4D Infrastructure in 2015. It was something she believes is far more important: courage. By Vinny Vucago.







What rubbish. APRA are useless! Total Fund performance is meaningless!!! Industry Funds performed "well" only because they had large volumes invested in cash and fixed interest during the GFC, unless they were like MTAA.
A REAL Adviser actively managed clients' portfolios in terms of asset allocations and funds managers over the past 5 and 10 years and achieved returns many times greater than Industry Funds for clients who understood the value of active management and the relatively low level of risks involved compared with staying in cash or FI over long periods.
The suggestion by BRAGG that older retirees are more conservative is wrong unless they have a very low life expectancy. Older retirees need income and growth to keep up with inflation and the fast increasing costs of living, and especially the very high out of pocket costs of medical services! Oldies can't afford proper cancer treatment unless they have substantial bank balances.
Real advisers have achieved total returns of between 50% and 110% over the past two calendar years when the World has recovered so well. This leaves all the APRA figures for DEAD!