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23 March 2009 • By • 1 min read

Unlucky for some

Sometimes the timing of events can be unfortunate. Take this year's Self-Managed Super Fund Professionals' Association of Australia (SPAA) ...

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UBS slices up SFI risk protection fee

UBS Investment Bank has launched a series of rolling self-funding instalments (SFI) that requires investors to pay risk protection for a maximum of 12 ...

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IOOF expands platform

Financial services group IOOF has introduced 70 new investment options to its Pursuit Select platform after an extensive review of its spectrum of ...

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AMP introduces high interest rate transaction account

AMP Banking has introduced a transaction account that attracts an interest rate of 4.35 per cent a year.The account, which is called AMP First, gives ...

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BDM roles face further cuts

The number of BDM roles in the fund management sector may be whittled down to half within the next 12 months.Fund managers will slash the number of ...

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Principal eliminates marketing role

Principal's integration of roles in its global locations has resulted in the departure of Alex Francois.Principal Global ...

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Sunsuper creates security role

In a bid to take the lead in security issues Sunsuper has appointed a chief security officer for the first time.Sunsuper has strengthened its security ...

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Zenith forms marketing alliance

Zenith hires sales and marketing partner to further enhance its standing in the financial planning sector.Boutique investment research provider Zenith ...

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Time running out on salary sacrifice benefits

New legislation may end the ability to pick up ancillary benefits from salary sacrificing into superannuation.One of the advantages of salary ...

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Storm given hours notice on wind up

ASIC gave Storm Financial a choice to avoid total collapse just hours before the firm was placed in liquidation.A war of words erupted between ...

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