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| | | ... retail funds to own that space going forward," Helmes said. Other ageing chestnuts dealt with by the report were the rise of SMSFs and the problem of member engagement. On the latter point, the report found that age and a high balance are the two factors ... |
| | | | ... direct access to term deposits and shares, in a move to retain members who might otherwise set up self-managed super funds (SMSFs). The investment option, called Direct Access, was developed with UBS, and will give members access to term deposits with ... |
| | | | The recent scrutiny that self-managed super funds (SMSFs) have found themselves under from the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) could be a taste of things to come, according to lawyer Claire Wivell Plater, managing director of ... |
| | | | ... of Australia's ETF market will continue given rising demand from direct investors and self-managed superannuation funds (SMSFs) who are using ETFs to broaden their portfolios to include assets which they couldn't previously access easily. "We are also ... |
| | | | ... assess, make recommendations and report to ASIC over the next 18 months. ASIC concerns related to the low balance with which SMSFs were established and the advice not being sufficiently tailored to the needs of each client. Anne Street Partners failed ... |
| | | | ... unemployment - from 5.1% in June 2012 to 5.7 % in June 2013 - and slowing GDP growth. "It is also possible that the leakage to SMSFs is taking higher contributing members from the APRA regulated sector meaning there is a step down in contributions to ... |
| | | | ... event of theft or fraud," Tanzer said. Tanzer also mentioned aggressive advertising and an increase in the targeting of SMSFs by less scrupulous operators. "The success of SMSFs will attract those operators hoping to make an easy buck, whether that comes ... |
| | | | ... investors to dispense with advice altogether and manage their own finances, often through self-managed superannuation funds (SMSFs). But for these investors looking for a more actively-managed portfolio, MDAs are an attractive option and, if presented ... |
| | | | ... other asset class." These figures differ markedly from research by Investment Trends. According to the latter, in April 2013 SMSFs had 13% of their investments in property - including direct investments, REITs and LPTs. The research shows a steady fall ... |
| | | | ... faster as they climbed 21% during the financial year, far outstripping the 15.4% growth in self-managed superannuation funds (SMSFs), the 15.3% growth in public sector funds, the 13.7% growth in retail funds and the 10.0% growth in corporate funds. The ... |
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