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19 April 2012 • By • 1 min read

Perpetual widens super wrap

Perpetual widens its product offer for its private wealth clients to improve client experience.Perpetual launched its superannuation wrap Perpetual ...

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Advisers still challenged by pricing models

Financial advisers are struggling with elements of applying a commission-free and sustainable fee model, says Elixir Consulting's managing director

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Xplan trumps software race again

A survey by Investment Trends shows Xplan, Coin Office and AdviserNETgain as the leaders in financial planning software.Financial planning software ...

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Coalition rejects MySuper claims

Opening up the modern awards system to retail funds will not add red tape, the opposition says. The federal coalition has rejected claims by ...

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Wealth managers quietly shed jobs

All major Australian wealth groups are believed to be undertaking significant strategic changes following a reduction of fund inflow and poor equity ...

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Risk inflows up 10pc in 2011: Plan for Life

Inflows into term life, trauma and other individual risk lump-sum products climb 10pc to $5 billion, Plan for Life says.The sum of money ...

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Lifecycle needs data to make it in MySuper

Smarter strategies based on stages in life could be the tonic for Australians who don't manage their retirement savings.Fund managers need more ...

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Ex-broker handed permanent ban

ASIC has permanently banned a former insurance broker from providing financial services.ASIC has permanently banned a former insurance broker and ...

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Resources super-cycle nearly finished: Alphinity

Growing demand for LNG will make Australia's energy sector a key theme for investors, Alphinity's Stephane Andre says.The resources super-cycle is ...

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Reform adjustment will take years: ICAA

Accountants cannot prepare for life after the exemption until the government announces what will replace it, industry bodies say.Accountants will need ...

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