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| | | ... because they still want to do it the same old way." But the industry need not fear the future he said, as "corporate super advice will survive after 1 July 2013, however, only if people take the right action. " To obtain a MySuper license, the transition ... |
| | | | ... yesterday's ASIC summer school discussion on the impact of FOFA, Price referenced the 2006 shadow shop survey on super advice, which revealed shoddy advice was around six times more common where the adviser had an actual conflict of interest to the way ... |
| | | | ... as on insurance arrangements. The fund has dealt with such queries so far through its Member Centre team and its Super Advice team. The Member Centre team has a staff count of 20 to deal with very basic fund advice for members. Most are not qualified ... |
| | | | UniSuper plans to expand its financial planning service next year after better-than-expected demand, with thousands of members using it to get general advice while around 700 requested tailored financial plans. UniSuper Advice, launched last December ... |
| | | | StatewideSuper has seen an increase in members seeking non-super advice - prompting the fund to renew its focus on holistic planning services. StatewideSuper's internal financial planning arm has been in place since 2004. In the past year, the fund's ... |
| | | | Teachers are practicing what they preach, taking up the free financial advice services offered by NGS Super at an unprecedented rate in the last six months - proof that not everyone's indifferent about their retirement savings. In May last year, NGS ... |
| | | | ... (versus the common practice of opt-out). Trailing commissions will be banned although if the trustee allows, fees for super advice can be paid out of the member's account (as is the practice today). Industry reaction Pauline Vamos, chief executive of ... |
| | | | Rainmaker Research has found that $1.3 billion of workers funds were redirected to financial planners in the form of commissions, including $550 million from compulsory (SG) super. Rainmaker, which owns Financial Standard, also reported that $6.48 billion ... |
| | | | ... formally constituted 'policy committee'," Bloch said. "The key issue of being able to opt out of receiving corporate super advice was one that needed to be escalated with IFSA and the Cooper Review Panel and the FPA will continue to do so." |
| | | | ... where investors can get general advice in relation to their super, insurance and investments. There will also be a super advice team who will manage limited personal advice enquiries and referrals to the financial planners. The structure will also incorporate ... |
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