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| | | ASIC has commenced civil proceedings against CommSec and AUSIEX in the Federal Court. CommSec overcharged brokerage fees to customers on 120,933 occasions totalling $4,352,194 between August 2010 and February 2020, ASIC alleges and CommSec has admitted. ... |
| | | | ... increasing the monthly fee for lower balance customers. The financial services platform announced it would be increasing some fees for its Australian customers. The monthly maintenance fee will increase to $3.50 for active account balances of less than ... |
| | | | ... best interest and our modelling supports that fact that for a 45-year-old, they are likely to have $16,000 better off [after fees] when they retire than under the current structure," Chun said. He said a 25 or 30-year-old Aware member would end up with ... |
| | | | ... for the period was $70.6 million up 15% to the six-months ending June. Centrepoint's revenue comes from a mix of adviser fees, rebates, investment margin and its Enzumo business. NPAT was $1.6 million, compared to a loss of $1.5 million for the same ... |
| | | | Financial advisers will now need prior written consent each year from clients before deducting fees, while funds from Eligible Rollover Funds must now be reunited with members within 28 days. Two key pieces of legislation were passed yesterday: the ... |
| | | | The corporate regulator has taken NAB to the Federal Court, alleging the bank wrongly charged customers fees for at least 12 years. The regulator yesterday filed initial documents with the Federal Court's Queensland registry, seeking orders that NAB ... |
| | | | ... we continue to position our business for success. Looking forward, as part of our fee strategy, we will continue to reduce fees as we grow, to increase our competitiveness, and pass on benefits to our customers." The fund manager also allocated $700,000 ... |
| | | | ... funds are $15,000 better off in retirement, new research shows. An analysis by Super Consumers Australia (SCA) found MySuper fees of merged entities dropped by 13.4% on average. The consumer advocate group looked at eight mergers that occurred in 2019 ... |
| | | | ... a $1 billion listed investment trust (LIT) but pulled the brakes as Treasury announced a public consultation on stamping fees for LICs and LITs. Treasury eventually removed stamping fees from LICs and LITs, which were allowed to pay financial advisers ... |
| | | | ... to those funds," she said. A Financial Services Council analysis found stapling can save consumers up to $1.8 billion in fees in the first three years after implementation, chief executive Sally Loane said, but is concerned about the performance benchmarks. ... |
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