29 March 2012 • By • 1 min read
A survey shows members could be taxed at least $400 if super funds merge.The uncertainty on capital gains tax (CGT) relief is stopping many ...
READ MOREConcern about post-retirement has risen to 42 per cent of people who do not use a financial adviser.Despite using a financial planner, almost ...
READ MOREFunds have to listen to members to find out what they want, rather than what the theories say should happen.Superannuation investors are too heavily ...
READ MOREA permanently more volatile investment climate might require a rethink of institutional investment strategies, portfolio managers say.At the recent ...
READ MOREIntroducing exemptions to opt-in could have a dramatic impact on the relationship between the retail and industry fund sectors.For a moment it looked ...
READ MOREMembers of SPAA will be exempt from the FOFA opt-in obligations with the revision of the industry body's code of conduct.The Self-Managed Super Funds ...
READ MOREAustralian wealth management firms have become more vigilant in communicating FOFA changes to their advisers. A number of Australian wealth ...
READ MOREASIC will consider carrying out further shadow shopping research on financial advice in line with recommendations contained in the Ripoll report
READ MORERussell will focus on its ETF education strategy rather than release further products this year.Russell Investments plans to refrain from releasing ...
READ MOREQuantum Financial director Tim Mackay says investing can intimidate people, including accountants.Accountants put too much pressure on themselves when ...
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