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| | | ... long-term evidence continues to support index investing. Despite this, most super funds actively manage the majority of member money using complex active strategies that add cost without reliably adding value," he said. |
| | | | ... will deter other professionals such as financial advisers who might be minded to think that they can use their client's money inconsistently and against their clients' instructions and authorities." |
| | | | ... role in making the Compensation Scheme of Last Resort (CSLR) sustainable. "Right now, the CSLR is constantly running out of money, and almost a year after the government announced a post-implementation review, it still has no credible plan to stabilise ... |
| | | | Australia's booming exchange-traded funds (ETFs) market is failing to capture the big money from superannuation funds and institutional investors as retail investors' dominance reigns supreme. Surpassing $330 billion in total funds under management ... |
| | | | ... incurred higher funding costs but could not profit from their opposing CFD positions. "Each year, thousands of Australians lose money trading CFDs and through our review we have helped put $40 million back in the pockets of more than 38,000 investors," ... |
| | | | ... self-managed super fund (SMSF). They were instructed to transfer their existing super fund into the SMSF and invest most of this money into Shield. The complainants then submitted a complaint to AFCA as they felt the advice was inappropriate. One of ... |
| | | | ... investors' access to the asset class. The new platform enables State Street to continue to develop "core products" like tokenised money markets funds (MMFs), ETFs, tokenised assets, and cash products, including tokenised deposits and stablecoins. It ... |
| | | | ... superannuation performance test are always welcome, it's unlikely they would impact how the fund currently invests member money. Speaking to Financial Standard, Parker said it's important to make improvements to the test for new asset classes that may ... |
| | | | ... among men (53%) is not as significant. While 51% of women hold back on day-to-day spending due to fears about running out of money in retirement, only 42% of men share this worry. Meanwhile, 66% of female members said leaving a financial legacy for future ... |
| | | | ... by the ATO," the ATO said. "Where the ATO has concerns that a taxpayer is seeking to flee the jurisdiction or is spending money on overseas trips in preference to meeting their tax or superannuation obligations, the ATO may issue a DPO to protect the ... |
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