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| | | ... contracts for difference (CFD) that resulted in investor losses. The regulator estimated that about $40 million of investor money has been lost. Further, as trustee of the Magnolia Head Fund, Guildfords dealt in CFDs when it did not hold an AFSL to do ... |
| | | | ... maintain the safety of the $2.69 trillion in Australian retirement savings that they oversee. "Ensuring the safety of this money is imperative to members and the Australian financial system. Trustee boards of these RSE licensees need to be well-prepared ... |
| | | | ... dealing with or disposing of property; incurring new liabilities, or withdrawing, transferring, disposing of, or dealing with money held in bank accounts or with a financial institution (subject to limited exceptions). At a hearing on June 25, the court ... |
| | | | ... five years and have the option to buy the property at any stage at an agreed value. Residents are also offered optional money coaching to help them budget to purchase their home. AustralianSuper made a cornerstone investment in Assemble in 2020, acquiring ... |
| | | | Generation X - the next in line to retire - is worried about running out of money, or not having enough to retire at all, according to new research by Natixis Investment Managers. The research, conducted in collaboration with CoreData Research, found ... |
| | | | ... dealing with or disposing of property; incurring new liabilities; or withdrawing, transferring, disposing of, or dealing with money held in bank accounts or with a financial institution (subject to limited exceptions). The court also made orders that ... |
| | | | ... measures, such as frugality, to stretch their savings." Aboud said one of the biggest fears retirees have is running out of money, either because they outlive their savings or because it is eroded by external factors like inflation or market volatility. ... |
| | | | ... to afford a comfortable retirement," Shrimski said. The survey also found that Australians are increasingly worried their money may not last in retirement, with four in five of working Australians somewhat or very concerned about running out of money ... |
| | | | ... they lose sight of the underlying assets. Using equities as an example, many investors do not ask how the company makes money, who it competes with and what is the outlook for the industry it operates in. Hodge said their due diligence revolves around ... |
| | | | ... provided deceitful advice and convinced the victim she was investing in a property that was to be built. The adviser stole the money and fled the country, leaving her and her family in a difficult financial situation that led to applying for a financial ... |
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