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| | | ... costs of action against fraudsters and unlicensed operators ought to be borne across the entirety of the financial sector rather than the single financial advice sub-sector, as the entirety of the sector benefits from consumers having confidence that ... |
| | | | ... Simone Constant says the regulator's new report on exorbitant advice fee deductions is not a criticism of advisers, rather of trustees failing basic obligations, with more still needing to be done by the reviewed funds some 12 months on. Yesterday ... |
| | | | ... have used the proposed scheme to purchase a first home should be allowed to use the proceeds to purchase their next home rather than having to re-contribute the withdrawn amount immediately back into super. "By eliminating red tape, the policy can work ... |
| | | | ... cap, which was 4.4%. In determining the fee caps, 70% of trustees said they aligned their caps to those of competitors, "rather than the appropriate cost of providing advice or the advice needs of their members in relation to superannuation interests." ... |
| | | | ... family law split value, meaning under the draft regulations it will require a different set of valuation factors to be used rather than the default law split factors, that appeared to be the intent of the regulations," SMSFA chief executive Peter Burgess ... |
| | | | ... 60,000 clients. "The name Entireti perfectly sums up what we are all about. It implies completeness as a unified group, rather than standalone parts. It also reflects our collective strength, community culture and robust foundation," Younger said. Entireti ... |
| | | | ... between owners, such as where deductions on a jointly owned property are claimed by the owner with the higher taxable income, rather than jointly - will be targeted - together with holiday homes that aren't genuinely available for rent. Incorrect ... |
| | | | ... petitioned for a $1.5 million fine. The judge also noted that the breaches were discovered due to ASIC's investigation rather than Lanterne self-reporting the issues, and that the conduct occurred in the aftermath of the Royal Commission. "Lanterne ... |
| | | | ... that some insurers were reporting breaches and complaints in numbers far below what would be expected," McClelland said. "Rather than indicating perfect compliance, it suggests deficiencies in processes and systems for detection and reporting breaches ... |
| | | | ... the fund". "This more targeted approach ensures the advice relates to the member's interest in the fund specifically, rather than to the member or their other interests more broadly," the explanatory memorandum shows. The fee charged against the ... |
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