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| | | ... of vice president of investments. Per its 2022 annual report, Spaceship Super saw its membership grow 80% last financial year, to more than 18,000. |
| | | | ... increase to the work bonus income bank is a welcome one for many clients, how it actually works across the current financial year, and the next one, is resulting in queries from advisers," BT technical consultant Tim Howard said. "They are seeking clarity ... |
| | | | ... SPRING and as such, SPRING will be exclusively available to LGT Crestone clients in Australia until the end of this financial year. LGT Crestone head of alternatives Martin Randall said that SPRING is one of the first funds specifically designed for ... |
| | | | The corporate regulator suspended Quantum Funds Management Limited (QFML)'s AFSL and cancelled that of AFSL Group. The suspension of QFML follows the ban of its managing director Peter Gribble for failing to pay $2.5 million in Australian Financial ... |
| | | | ... resumes for the second year at significant scale, with an anticipated 235,000 people set to call Australia home next financial year. "All of these changing factors offer a unique set of opportunities and challenges in the run in to 2023 for the commercial ... |
| | | | ... sustainable future for their retirement outcomes." Blakey added: "Mercy Super and HESTA rounded out the 2021-22 financial year delivering some of the industry's best long-term investment performance. Merging from such a position of strength means ... |
| | | | ... some of the fees and costs from underlying investments; and because they weren't reviewed and updated for each financial year. Consequently, Equity Trustees is conducting a review of Crescent Wealth and said it will take "appropriate action" in response ... |
| | | | ... financial services Stephen Jones, the number of active BNPL accounts grew from five million to seven million last financial year. The bulk of these are held by people aged 18-34. Jones said that while they offer benefits to the "vast majority" of users ... |
| | | | ASIC has accepted a court enforceable undertaking from financial advice firm Lasarith and its sole director and responsible manager Adam Smith. Lasarith, trading as Succession Matters, will cease operating its financial services business under its AFSL ... |
| | | | ... clients. The clients were charged substantial fees for these services, ranging from $3000 to $20,000 per client, per financial year, ASIC said. Further, the ASIC delegate was satisfied there was evidence that Richard Marshall withdrew money from a deceased ... |
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