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| | ... "advisory services relating to finance", "advisory services relating to financial matters", and "advisory services relating to money management". Such services relate to how the trademark was registered and its intended use. The words "SugarMamma's ... |
| | | ... recoup most of their funds, the lawyer spearheading the latest class action believes that SMSF clients should get all their money back. Michael Chapman, a director at Melbourne-based law firm Mackay Chapman, told Financial Standard that SMSF auditors ... |
| | | ... returning to Australia to take on the role, describing the appointment as an honour. "ART has been putting members' money to work both locally and globally, aiming not just for financial success but for a secure, confident, and dignified retirement ... |
| | | ... other services like complaints handling, individual client remediation, business consulting, professional year support, and money management solutions. In enhancing the offering, AMP has made available aged care and retirement planning modelling tools ... |
| | | ... as they manage a "higher-for-longer" interest rate environment. The global fund manager warned in its A return to sound money report that interest rates will remain above the rate of inflation, severely affecting the ability of consumers and businesses ... |
| | | ... international Sarah Pritchard said: "We want to open the door for more people to get the right advice or support to manage their money at the time they need it and at a cost they can afford. We've already helped firms test drive innovative solutions ... |
| | | ... and Westpac Life Insurance Services (WLIS) allegedly failed to manage conflicts of interest when investing BT Super member money in a cash option. Last week, Justice Murphy determined that the amount was "fair and reasonable" after Westpac agreed to ... |
| | | ... Capital. Endeavour Securities was the responsible entity. The Federal Court later found the directors of the scheme had used money sought from investors for their personal use, including signing off on significant loans for one another. Anderson was ... |
| | | ... for financial services Stephen Jones said that as five million Australians are either nearing or in retirement with more money than ever before, the reforms will help people make better and safer decisions. "This new access to financial advice will reduce ... |
| | | ... pitfalls. One example is considering the illiquidity risks. A "soft lock" where investors are penalised for taking out their money in the first couple of years. A "hard lock" meanwhile, is where money is locked up in the first two years. "Whilst they ... |
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