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| | | ... Corporations Act's ban on conflicted remuneration. ASIC said the arrangements could reasonably be expected to influence the choice of financial product recommended by the bank to its retail clients, or the financial advice it provided them. The regulator ... |
| | | | ... overwhelmingly support the rate going up slowly as the key to dignity in retirement, giving the average Australian worker choice and control on how they live their later years." The short-sighted proposed hit on super would mean more Australians would ... |
| | | | ... most appropriate benchmark, not the most well-known." Investors, advisers and asset managers will all gain by having more choice among indexes, he said. "Benchmarks have immense utility as analytical tools: They help investors understand risk and return ... |
| | | | ... to remain practicing. FASEA has scheduled the exam across 327 sessions during the three months, with advisers having the choice of either the online or face-to-face option, depending on COVID-19 related requirements of the time. The August exam is open ... |
| | | | ... term. The transfer will result in a reduction in both administration and investment fees for members, in both MySuper and Choice options. In addition to cost benefits, Smartsave was apparently selected as the preferred fund as it can also provide sub-plans ... |
| | | | ... With changing market conditions, it has never been more important to provide advisers and their clients with a broader choice of quality and low-cost investment options to meet their needs." In addition to HUB24, SSGA's ETF model portfolios are also ... |
| | | | ... prioritises the features they value more highly and accept that they will have to compromise on other aspects that come with this choice," Higgins said. And while LICs and LITs trading at a discount impacts returns, he argued this shouldn't be investor's ... |
| | | | ... proposed Australian Superannuation and Infrastructure Investment Vehicles (ASIIVs) would unlock around $1.7 trillion in choice and SMSFs for infrastructure projects from investors who have limited access to them. "After steering Australia successfully ... |
| | | | ... said. "His expertise will help us to continue delivering innovative solutions to provide Australians with flexibility and choice in retirement, and importantly the confidence to Live Well At Home." |
| | | | ... choosing investments within super remains a minefield for many working Australians, leading to misinformed choices, or no choice at all. "This is particularly the case in times of severe market uncertainty where strong emotions and behavioural biases ... |
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