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| | | ... to avoid investment portfolios, listing the perceived cost of investing as number one. More than 50% of parents said they feel they cannot afford to invest in an investment portfolio, while a third claim they are put-off because they lack knowledge about ... |
| | | | The Australian Tax Office is extending its self-managed superannuation fund annual returns date for the 2015-16 reporting period to 30 June 2017. The superannuation reform, taking effect on July 1, is proving to be a "crucial transition" period for ... |
| | | | A Budget here, and a Budget there, Budget, Budget, everywhere a Budget. Yes Virginia, it's Budget overload, there's wall to wall coverage of the Australian Federal government's 2017/18 Budget - before, during and after - its big reveal on the evening ... |
| | | | ... comprehensive retirement income systems. Global consulting and actuarial firm Milliman said across the Asia-Pacific consumers feel as if their national retirement systems' provisions are "inadequate", and have flagged the potential for private market ... |
| | | | ... has been a lot of media attention around this and it's spurring investors to vote with their dollars," Eames said. "They feel they can't trust their government to protect what is important to them, so they're turning to the private sector to ensure that ... |
| | | | ... is 80% or higher," she said. It sounds tough but what it means is that the people they hire do not suffer from burnout or feel dissatisfied with their role. Then there's their unique selling point (USP): Mosaic is one of less than 1% of US wealth advisory ... |
| | | | Sandwiched between financial needs of adult children and elderly parents, pre-retirees (aged 50 plus) are in desperate need of financial advice or they risk retiring without adequate funds, warns REST Industry Super. In a new report the $40 billion ... |
| | | | ... profit-for-members fund, we're in a unique position to help financial advisers build trust with Australians so that more people can feel confident about getting advice and setting themselves up for retirement." To build this trust, US Financial Life ... |
| | | | ... stock price performance. President of the AHRC, Professor Gillian Triggs, says while she understands that many investors feel as if they're prevented from considering human rights as part of their investment decisions due to their fiduciary duty to maximise ... |
| | | | ... rethink value propositions and condense client books to achieve sustainable growth as traditional advice offerings continue to feel the squeeze. A new paper from Matrix Planning Solutions, distributed by parent company ClearView, says pressure placed ... |
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