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| | | ... best-practice investing and advice-focused technology. The firm has launched a new investment and advice solution, called 'Next Generation', which the group said could redefine financial advice in Australia. Developed over the past two years, 'Next Generation' ... |
| | | | ... until you are 65, get a gold watch and retire," said Salt. "My point is we are not just going to see a volume shift in the next few years but also a value shift." Salt said that almost one million 80-something's are heading into their 90's in the next ... |
| | | | ... industry are set to channel their inner rockstar in the name of charity at the 5th annual 'Who Wants to be a RockStar' event next Thursday at the Loft in Sydney. The fundraising event, hosted by the Financial Industry Community Aid Program (FICAP), is ... |
| | | | ... planners both within the Fiducian tied network and the wider independent financial adviser market. "The business plan for the next half year will see the management team continue to expand and develop existing revenue streams," said Indy Singh, managing ... |
| | | | ... for: The situation in the MENA region remains volatile, China is reportedly targeting growth of only 7.0 per cent for the next five years (oh my, don't most economists - excluding us - claim that China needs to grow no slower than 8.0 per cent or there'll ... |
| | | | ... standards, Australian banks will be forced to hold enough highly liquid assets to cover their expected net outflows for the next 30 days. Those highly liquid assets must fall into level one and level two categories, with no more than 40 per cent of the ... |
| | | | ... Damien Green, chief executive, AIA. "Our daily conversation with our adviser partners is how we can take our service to the next level, constantly seeking feedback and having ongoing dialogue," said Green. AIA said it would move beyond just straight ... |
| | | | ... first half profit of six per cent, as the country's biggest supermarket chain said a "degree of uncertainty" hangs over the next six months of trading. Woolworths shares dropped 11 cents to $26.39 in early trade, while Coles owner Wesfarmers was up nine ... |
| | | | ... take its toll on economic growth there. There's now speculation that NZ could dip back into recession. But similar to its next-door neighbour, the economic contraction would be short-lived and would be paid back by stronger growth when rebuilding commences. ... |
| | | | ... want to put in as much as they can - and we have to make it as easy as possible. Vamos said she'd like to see changes in the next couple of years to make it easier to contribute in pre-tax dollars without having to link to their employer, including for ... |
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