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| | | ... benefits to high net worth individuals." But he said that the industry should find a way "to take protection to mass middle Australia, and super funds offer a good platform for that." The research showed that only 38% of the people surveyed have ever ... |
| | | | Yellow Brick Road (YBR) has more than doubled its wealth management revenue in the six months to December 30, 2013. The company reported a 129% increase to $1.64 million in the first half of financial year 2014. However, the lending retail side of the ... |
| | | | A lack of confidence in the superannuation system is slowing the growth of the self-managed super fund (SMSF) market, according to Jordan George, technical development and policy manager at the SMSF Professionals' Association of Australia (SPAA). Speaking ... |
| | | | ... surplus on time and as promised". While there are some groups - big business and high-income earners, and oh, middle Australia too - that wouldn't be partaking as Wayne "shares the benefits of the resources boom," nobody could deny that the Treasurer's ... |
| | | | Public offer superannuation fund, TIC Super, has launched a new residential property fund targeting middle Australia. The TIC Diversified Australian Residential Property Fund (DARP) aims to provide low risk exposure to property investments for people ... |
| | | | ... element of life insurance was one of the industry's biggest hurdles while also tackling insurance affordability for middle Australia. "It is critical that we give increased access consumers, and the development of the direct market is essential for that ... |
| | | | BT Wrap releases new product to help advisers monitor clients' super contributions, avoid excess penalties and take advantage of caps, as the deadline for 2011 declarations approaches. Around 60, 000 Australians were penalised for excess super contributions ... |
| | | | ... Gale cautioned that opt-in would have a negative impact on small businesses as advisers were already 'deserting middle Australia', and migrating to the top 30 per cent of clients, by wealth. The issue of statutory fiduciary duty was also keenly discussed ... |
| | | | A new survey has found that Australians spend an average $25 billion per year on daily luxuries such as takeaway food and trashy magazines, with the unusual discovery that men are actually the bigger 'careless spenders' than women. Virgin Money has ... |
| | | | Financial planner Neil Kendall from financial planning group Tupicoffs has successfully demonstrated the 'value of advice' after his one-off pro-bono work for a low income client saw them nearly $300,000 better off. Announced the winner of this year's ... |
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