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05 July 2012 • By Samantha Hodge • 1 min read

Bond yields at all-time low, no sign of uptick

Australian government bond yields remain at low levels with no sign of improvement owing to global uncertainty and poor growth expectations in ...

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Low-income earners to benefit from super changes

Tax rate changes on superannuation contributions will benefit low-income earners.Low-income earners would benefit from the tax changes to ...

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Ex-Super Concepts MD joins AMP

Ex-Super Concepts MD Craig Jameson has joined AMP as a director of the company's SMSF division.AMP's newly-formed self-managed superannuation fund ...

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Austock shareholders back takeover

Mariner has rejected calls from Austock to abandon its takeover bid, with the investment firm set to pursue a deal.Mariner Corporation will continue ...

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MLC advice exec to join Licensee Select

Adam McGuren will step into the role of Licensee Select national manager to extend the business's growth opportunities.BT Financial Group's ...

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Death knell tolls for equities

Investors are looking for income and growth with less volatility through alternatives.Investors may be permanently reducing their allocations to ...

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Topdocs accommodates new death benefit strategy

A new element to safeguard death benefits has been added to Topdocs' SMSF documentation.Specialist self-managed superannuation fund (SMSF) document ...

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Ex-Financial Wisdom planner pleads guilty

A former South Australian financial adviser has fronted court on three charges of deceptive and dishonest conduct.A former Financial Wisdom and ...

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Rubik to make Coin staff offers

Rubik Financial Group will offer employees of Coin the opportunity to remain with the company following its purchase of it.Staff of Coin ...

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Managers outline market opportunities

Despite Australia's economic landscape being hit with political, legislative and investor change, a number of investment managers believe a ...

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