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| | | ... members to self-managed super funds, poor investment performance and lacklustre communication, research shows. An Investment Trends survey of 8,500 fund members found that nearly one in four industry fund members (23 per cent) are considering switching ... |
| | | | ... According to an online survey of over 1,900 SMSF trustees, 470 financial planners and 470 accountants by researcher Investment Trends, just seven per cent of SMSFs currently use geared investments, but the percentage is likely to hit double digits in ... |
| | | | ... cost of providing full advice, and a figure planners are calling "completely unrealistic". New research from Investment Trends' Planner Business Report show Australians are willing to fork out $300 on average for advice, and $300 for subsequent visits ... |
| | | | Research from Investment Trends shows more than 75 per cent of planners invest some portion of SMSF inflows through a platform - up from 65 per cent a year ago. Planners also estimate that 43 per cent of their clients' total SMSF assets were invested ... |
| | | | ... switching to a platform that can help them better administer the government's proposed 'opt in' reforms. Researcher Investment Trends will release its annual 'Planner Business Model Report' next month, revealing details on who among financial advisers ... |
| | | | ... self-managed super fund (SMSF) trustees more sensitive to fees, with 15 per cent of those surveyed in a new Investment Trends research expecting to pay less to access financial advice. The new research gives a glimpse of how much SMSF trustees are willing ... |
| | | | ... doubled in the last year and 38,000 investors are now using the products - double that of November 2008, noted an Investment Trends report. |
| | | | ... control and lower cost. BlackRock is expecting the trend towards direct share investing to continue, citing an Investment Trends report that said investments in direct shares will rise from 14 per cent last year to 26 per cent by 2013. |
| | | | ... with only one in 10 likely to have enough money to maintain their lifestyle once they quit the rat race. The Investment Trends September 2009 Retirement Income Report, which surveyed 2,178 people aged 40 and over, found that 67 per cent of pre-retirees ... |
| | | | ... are likely to earn the ire of many in the investment community. Commenting on the platform sector in general, Investment Trends' Mark Johnston pointed out that, as of October 2009, financial advisers are directing more than 8 out of 10 client dollars ... |
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