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02 September 2011 • By • 1 min read

Cash a valid SMSF asset class

Cash is being treated as a legitimate asset class for SMSF portfolios.The latest research performed on the self-managed superannuation fund (SMSF) ...

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Investorfirst considers takeovers despite loss

New business expansion and FOFA reforms have impacted Investorfirst's half year results.Targeted business takeovers and organic growth remain part of ...

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Court denies Timbercorp damages

A Victorian Supreme Court judge has dashed hopes of financial compensation for Timbercorp investors.Former investors of Timbercorp have been forced to ...

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ANZ to add 50 advisers a year

ANZ advice chief Paul Barrett says the bank needs to grow its bank-based advice business.ANZ Financial Planning is aiming to boost its ranks by ...

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Praemium to restructure after loss

Newly-appointed Praemium chief executive Michael Ohanessian says the company's results are less than satisfactory.Praemium has reported ...

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Global macro to shine in 2012: survey

Hedge fund managers expect global macro strategies to deliver the best returns in 2012, according to a recent survey.Global macro is tipped to be the ...

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Blue Sky hires commercial manager

Blue Sky has appointed former international Nabarro associate Jane Prior as its commercial manager.Alternative asset manager Blue Sky Funds Management ...

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SMSF establishments getting stronger

The SMSF sector continues to grow in size.The level of newly-established self-managed superannuation funds (SMSF) grew significantly in the ...

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FPA moves to stop "free riders"

Financial planners who are not members of the FPA, AFA or another professional body need to stop taking a free ride.The FPA has signalled its ...

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PM offers govt commitment on super

Industry and government need to work together to enable as much money as possible ends up in retirees' hands, the Prime Minister has said

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