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| | | ... legislation," Ali said. Although it passed the lower house in October, the bill has lacked support in the Senate. "The government does not have the numbers in the upper house, and it doesn't look like they will have the numbers when parliament sits next ... |
| | | | Morningstar has heaped praise on Australian Retirement Trust (ART), saying it is home to a "high calibre investment leadership team playing to their strengths," but warned of key person risks. In its review of the $305 billion-plus super fund, Morningstar ... |
| | | | ... 'ought' to have achieved $1.33 million, resulting in compensation of $272,000. "The AFCA methodology, in itself, is not a new thing. It's how it interacts with the CSLR, which is capped at $150,000. From our perspective, it seems completely ... |
| | | | The Financial Advice Association Australia (FAAA) has announced the winners of its annual awards in Brisbane overnight, including Adviser of the Year and CFP Professional of the Year. Presented as part of the annual FAAA Congress, the awards presented ... |
| | | | ... complies with regulation. A whopping 84% of Australian workers currently use AI, but a large percentage of these apps are not commissioned by the organisation, according to Retrac director Travis Carter, who helps advisers with technology solutions. ... |
| | | | ... third-party provider, to which committee chair Senator Andrew Bragg sought to remind him of trustees' obligations. "We are not the only fund that has a challenge with a third-party provider and has delays in the processing of insurance claims," Swan ... |
| | | | Professional reputations could be harmed if the government does not distinctly delineate between its proposed new class of advisers (NCAs) and financial advisers, the Financial Advice Association Australia (FAAA) warns in anticipation of the looming ... |
| | | | APRA deputy chair Margaret Cole and ASIC deputy chair Sarah Court have sent a letter to superannuation trustees reminding them of their obligations under the Financial Accountability Regime (FAR) before it takes effect next year. The FAR commenced for ... |
| | | | Brighter Super is reducing administration fees from January 1, while also introducing a weekly account keeping fee. It's also changing the way death benefits are dealt with. Effective January, the annual percentage-based admin fee charged to Brighter ... |
| | | | ... Arkansas, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, West Virginia, and Wyoming. Commenting, Paxton said: "Texas will not tolerate the illegal weaponisation of the financial industry in service of a destructive, politicised 'environmental' agenda. ... |
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