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| | | Managed funds focusing on the Aussie share market have boasted a stellar 2019, with more than 10 funds returning more than 30% for the year before fees. The new research comes out of global consulting firm Mercer, who released its latest Australian ... |
| | | | ... the public, the report issued a stern warning. "Trust in governments, businesses, non-governmental organisations and the media has declined. Unless trust can be restored, Australia will find it difficult to build consensus on the long-term solutions ... |
| | | | ... in five years, a statement he echoed two years ago. "My statement stays the same, it's five years," Dimon said during a media call on Tuesday. "When and if we ever set an actual retirement date, we'll let you know." Dimon received a $US31 million pay ... |
| | | | ... and had previously served as the chief executive of Emergency Services and State Super (ESSS Super) and Just Super (now Media Super). His last year at the fund saw Cbus enter corporate superannuation designed for employers with 50 or more employees ... |
| | | | A $6 billion superannuation fund has lowered fees for its balanced MySuper option. TWUSuper's default members will go from paying $808 per year in total fees to $758 per year for every $50,000 in balance, after changes that came into effect on 1 ... |
| | | | ... Victorian financial advice firm Tribeca Financial is also doing its bit to support those in need. The firm took to social media to offer financial advice services at no charge to those affected by the bushfire emergency. "The impact to families around ... |
| | | | ... exam results spark debate Following the release of the first ever FASEA exam results in August, advisers took to social media to vent about the results. Even though more than 90% passed, those who completed the exam didn't receive an actual score ... |
| | | | ... Patterson refers to himself as "a lawyer with no dog in the race" and blames comments by advice industry bodies and the media for contributing to confusion around the code. "Some adviser groups have concluded that riling up their members is the best ... |
| | | | As underperformance continues to plague active managers, here are the names of the Aussie shares funds that managed to beat the S&P/ASX 200 in the year to October. The 12 months to October were particularly bad for active managers. As the S&P/ASX 200 ... |
| | | | ... return for anything and my interest still lies there - not that I'll ever do it again." Henderson was critical of the media, including this publication, for its reporting on the financial advice industry. "No one has stood up and said this is an ... |
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