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| | | ... players that dominate the financial planning industry are focused on retirees, whereas Yellow Brick Road services middle Australians who are still well entrenched in their working lives," YBR executive chairman Mark Bouris said. "This allows Yellow Brick ... |
| | | | Industry Super Australia (ISA) has confirmed that it spent around $9 million on advertising in 2013, despite some media reporting a much higher figure. ISA, which represents 15 super funds including AustralianSuper, Cbus, Hesta and HOSTPLUS, confirmed ... |
| | | | Financial Index Wealth Accountants has launched an online financial planning platform aimed at Australians who have never accessed financial advice. The MOVO platform will focus on rolling out financial planning services, but future phases include integrating ... |
| | | | ... 2013, the A$ fetched US$0.8947. The aussie reached its highest (US$1.1030) on 27 July 2011 and then -- except for Australians travelling overseas and domestic importers and cybershoppers - it was ouch time. Just as I argued back in 2010 that, "a rising ... |
| | | | ... believes this gives industry funds a major advantage which in turn leads to lack of competition. "Over two million Australians are covered by modern awards. They deserve a competitive MySuper marketplace," Bragg said. The FSC's argument follows the assumption ... |
| | | | Young Australians rely mostly on family, friends and banks for financial advice, while accountants and financial advisers are out of favour, RaboDirect research has found. The 2013 RaboDirect National Savings & Debt Barometer (NSDB) found that 36% of ... |
| | | | ... because with super, we need reliable advice." He said that advisers "need to go beyond the law to gain the confidence of Australians" and he expressed concern "that the financial advice sector hasn't yet gained the trust of the consumers." Medcraft explained ... |
| | | | Young Australians appear to be engaged with the importance of insurance, as new research reveals that with 48% of GenYs do not use outside influences when making a decision about their life insurance policy. A TAL survey found that 39% of Australians ... |
| | | | ... an organisation that has achieved so much in the past 11 years.A The next 10 years will see the first generation of Australians who will have accumulated substantial assets under the Superannuation Guarantee. "This will require additional skills, capabilities ... |
| | | | ... low 2.5%. While a fall in term deposit rates from 5% to a little over 3% doesn't sound so dramatic, the impact on Australians' investment portfolios has been marked because of the duel effect of rising inflation. A surprise jump in the headline inflation ... |
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