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| | | ... want to end up in this situation,' so I actually think it will increase demand for financial advice, because they want that peace of mind," he said. Aged Care Steps director and fellow panellist Assyat David agreed, adding she thinks the inquiry will ... |
| | | | ... questions to forge deeper client connections. "They (clients) are coming to you for so many different things, and a lot of it is peace of mind," Bennett said. "You can really build deep connections with your clients, just by asking these kind of questions." ... |
| | | | ... for consumers and the financial advice profession. Advisers now join lawyers, medical practitioners and justices of the peace in their capacity to witness statutory declarations. "The FPA has been calling for the Government to recognise financial planners ... |
| | | | ... desired. There was no backing out of the US-North Korean Summit on June 12, though. Trump's got his eyes on the Nobel Peace Prize. The summit concluded well with US President Trump and North Korean leader Kim reaching an agreement... the specifics ... |
| | | | ... bragging how his nuclear threats have spooked the US to talk. But whatever it is that brought the US and North Korea to talk peace, it's good for them and for the rest of us because easing tensions in the Asian region should - as the fall of the ... |
| | | | It must be because Bank of Japan (BOJ) policy exit speculations have died down or that Japan's response to Donald Trump's tariff increases has been less confrontational than China, the EU or even Canada but Japan had rarely been on headlines in recent ... |
| | | | ... the summit, he declared it back on again. Make what you will of it, but I think Trump has more to lose - like the Nobel Peace Prize and short-circuiting China's increasing global dominance - if the talks were not to proceed on June 12 in Singapore ... |
| | | | ... penned an open letter to tell all and sundry that what was to become a historic event - a US/North Korea tete-a-tete about peace - on June 12 in Singapore is no more. Trump was correct in saying the cancellation of the summit would be a "detriment for ... |
| | | | Australian insurtechs are more of a complementary addition to the existing insurance value chain than disruptors, according to a new study by Ernst & Young. EY's report Insurtech: Enabler or disruptor? was produced in collaboration with insurTech Australia. ... |
| | | | ... leveraging the expertise of View Legal to provide a standard, pre-populated will, myprosperity is helping clients achieve peace of mind. He also described the move as the platform's first step towards redefining estate planning. Also commenting, View ... |
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