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| | | ... subsidies, the political fight they could ignite might not be worth it, he added. Industry bodies, including Super Consumers Australia, the Australian Institute of Superannuation Trustees (AIST) and Financial Services Council (FSC) welcomed the increase ... |
| | | | ... Advice Solutions was convicted in a Queensland court for cold-calling consumers and trying to convince them to switch their super fund, copping a $70,000 fine. National Advice Solutions' AFSL was cancelled in December and its two responsible managers ... |
| | | | ... outcomes for First Nations peoples by using the learnings from the consultation to inform its work with First Nations consumers. The Framework outlines long-term outcomes that require ongoing collaboration and engagement between ASIC and its stakeholders ... |
| | | | ... financial advisers aren't happy about it. The Quality of Advice Review proposal (QAR) sitting before Treasury would give super funds the green light to provide personal advice to their members regarding their interests in the fund, including the ... |
| | | | ... proposals create a two-tier system whereby poorer Australians will only be able to access conflicted advice. Super Consumers Australia director Xavier O'Halloran said the regulatory framework proposed by review chair Michelle Levy will result in independent ... |
| | | | ... provided by an individual who is not a financial adviser. "Happily, I do not think it is necessary or in the interests of consumers to require all personal advice to be given by a financial adviser," she said. Perhaps the most controversial element of ... |
| | | | ... one-off and applied for the duration of the policy and only applicable to life risk products. Turning to superannuation, super fund trustees should be able to provide personal advice to their members about their interest in the fund, the final report ... |
| | | | ... Stephen Jones, the JAWG said the government's response to the QAR should prioritise the needs of everyday Australian consumers. While compulsory superannuation has numerous benefits for Australians, the JAWG warned without policy improvements, only a ... |
| | | | ... from high performing, low fee profit-to-member funds into poorer performing retail funds." "A typical experience was for a super fund member to be cold called by an intermediary generating business for a financial planner, told their fund was "high risk" ... |
| | | | Financial Services Council (FSC) research found Australian's support legislating an objective for super that focuses on delivering retirement income. A focus group study conducted by CT Group revealed Australian consumers' awareness, understanding ... |
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