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| | | ... of member accounts have a balance of at least $100,000 in the year before the member passes away. "But worse still, if members cannot get advice from regulated sources, they may be led by 'finfluencers' and 'armchair' commentators to expose themselves ... |
| | | | ... was $35 million. They spent $18.6 million and $34.1 million on marketing, respectively. UniSuper spent $18.6 million on members services and $24.7 million on marketing. When it comes to payments to industrial bodies, Cbus forked out $2.26 million with ... |
| | | | Qantas Super announced changes to its Cash option, updated its exclusions criteria, and lowered investment fees for members. The Cash option's objective is to achieve a return after tax and investment fees equal to the Bloomberg AusBond Bank Bill ... |
| | | | ... comes at a time when Cbus' board has been caught by its limited independence and strong union affiliations, with three members resigning from the board in August following corruption allegations in relation to the CFMEU. "Cbus is not unique with its ... |
| | | | ... menu, which currently comprises Advice Essentials and Comprehensive Advice. Advice Essentials Plus extends the advice to members and their partners who do not have to be a member of the fund. Members are provided advice on retirement planning needs related ... |
| | | | ... and Reece at BT, said she is delighted to be growing the team. "Designing beautiful digital experiences to engage our members is critical to our vision in helping more Australians accumulate wealth through super and create an income stream for life. ... |
| | | | A Queensland-based financial services business has lost its Australian financial service licence (AFSL) following its failure to comply with licensee obligation. ASIC revoked the AFSL of Next Generation Advice (in liquidation) (Next Gen) after the Queensland ... |
| | | | ... super funds are absolutely enormous. I believe they are all trying to manage those assets in the best interests of their members. How they go about it though is subject to a range of considerations," Cole said. "Very large funds probably have a real ... |
| | | | ... said. On whether any efficiencies or strategies have been incorporated to streamline the process of bringing in family members into the advisory relationship more effectively, fellow panellist SWFS Financial Group director Shitij Mann said the firm shifted ... |
| | | | ... insurers, the benefits become "crystalised," meaning they are locked in and cannot be altered. This adds security for members, given that insurers operate under strict actuarial and regulatory standards, which offer more protection than if the liabilities ... |
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