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| | | ... Treasury already invest a considerable amount in financial literacy and consumer awareness work, including through Moneysmart. However, we are reviewing the financial literacy material in light of the committee's report, in particular in relation ... |
| | | | ... ever suffered any loss of principal in any of the Credit Fund accounts referred to in ASIC's claim." ASIC's MoneySmart website defines a capital stable fund as: "A fund that invests across a range of asset classes but with a significant portion ... |
| | | | ... referred to AIA Financial Wellbeing. Those who do not wish to move over to AIA are being advised to check ASIC's MoneySmart website to search for a financial adviser. CBA branches will also be suggesting AIA Financial Wellbeing to customers looking ... |
| | | | ... hits a certain level within a certain timeframe. There is also counterparty risk in binary option trading, with ASIC's MoneySmart noting in instances where the provider becomes insolvent the investor might not get their money back. "Determine the true ... |
| | | | ... newspapers, magazines, television and radio, and on the firm's website from 1 April 2017 to the present. ASIC's MoneySmart website defines a capital stable fund as: "A fund that invests across a range of asset classes but with a significant portion ... |
| | | | ... claims and disputes, demonstrating the difference financial advisers make when it comes to TPD and trauma claims. ASIC's MoneySmart life insurance claims comparison tool has been updated with the latest data. The tool compares insurers across cover types ... |
| | | | ... "The challenge I have as chair of this committee and as a parliamentarian holding ASIC to account is if you go to the MoneySmart website, it still has today that the average cost of running SMSF is $14,879. That misinformation is still out there," he ... |
| | | | ... that an early withdrawal of $20,000 by a 30-year-old could mean missing out on $97,214 in retirement. Meanwhile, ASIC MoneySmart said $20,000 for a 30-year-old might amount to $43,000 by retirement and Super Consumers Australia put the figure at just ... |
| | | | ... calculator on their public website. "Of the funds that do, about one fifth of those redirect the member to ASIC's MoneySmart calculator instead, losing the opportunity to engage their members," Rice Warner said. It warned the next 12 months pose ... |
| | | | ... better off in retirement. "This will boost retirement income from $38,900 a year to $40,950 a year according to ASIC's Moneysmart calculator, an increase of 5.3%," ASFA said. Industry Super Australia also hit out at Grattan, and said the institute had ... |
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