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| | | ... family and friends more frequently than financial advisers. Despite the growing trend of financial influencers on social media, only 5% of Australians reported relying on these sources for retirement planning. Furthermore, the results found Australians' ... |
| | | | ... Daniel Mulino announced three core reforms, one of which will stem "harmful lead generation" that largely emanates via social media, online advertisements or cold calling. Unlicensed real-time communication pertaining to superannuation will be banned ... |
| | | | ... award winners, mentors, educators and advisers who have developed a strong public profile through traditional and social media. The 122 shortlisted advisers will now progress through the voting process, with voting open until 3 September 2026 at 5pm. ... |
| | | | ... national survey of 1500 found people aged between 18 and 34 are 10 times more likely than Australians over 65 to consult social media for retirement information, even though social media remains the least trusted source of retirement guidance across ... |
| | | | ... across digital channels and more. They include those that are active within industry associations, boast a strong social media following, and help uplift financial literacy and awareness. As part of the selection process, we also invite relevant industry ... |
| | | | ... tools into their offering (34%), adding artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities to their practice (53%), and using social media to reach younger audiences (28%). However, advisers themselves are also aging out of the industry, forcing many to consider ... |
| | | | ... are," she says. Nowadays, engagement ranges from the use of retirement calculators to scrolling through reels on social media channels like YouTube and Instagram. Rest appears to have captured a young audience on TikTok with more than 12,000 followers. ... |
| | | | ... superannuation switching conduct, particularly where consumers are pressured into changing funds through unsolicited calls, social media advertisements or offers of free superannuation "health checks". ASIC warned lead generators which mislead consumers ... |
| | | | ... website addresses listed on ASIC's register," said Kirkland. "It will also support businesses, including digital and social media platforms, to strengthen verification processes for financial services advertising," he said. More than 6500 AFS licensees ... |
| | | | ... warned the carve-out for superannuation could become "the next sphere of extreme consumer risk", noting an increase in social media advertising promoting SMSF property investment since the Budget announcement. To address the issue, the FAAA called for ... |
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