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30 June 2011 • By • 1 min read

Shorten defends MTAA Super

Financial Services and Superannuation Minister Bill Shorten has rejected suggestions MTAA Super should be classed in the same category as Storm ...

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FOFA to bring opportunities and exits

Further consolidation and exits are anticipated at the dealer group level, a Minter Ellison partner has said.Australia's financial services industry ...

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The cost of MySuper

Whether the architects of MySuper like it or not, the future of the default fund will be largely determined by its cost structure

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Regulation forcing activity change

Financial services companies are changing their core operations as a result of new regulation.Regulatory reforms around the world are forcing ...

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Snowball MD talks merger next steps

The next step in the Snowball/Shadforth merger is the integration of a joint board approved strategy.The combined Snowball Financial Group and ...

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Axa Discovery to launch awareness program

Volatile markets may have kept salaried planners from going out on their own, Axa says.Axa's Discovery program, which recruits salaried financial ...

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AFA aims to expand advice market

The AFA is halfway to the $2.5 million it needs for a campaign promoting the merits of financial advice.  The ...

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Shorten rules out licensee compensation

Financial Services Minister Bill Shorten has dismissed the need for financial planner compensation for any losses suffered through FOFA

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AMP challenges students to consider planning

AMP has put out the call to university students to consider financial planning as a career option.The current level of financial planning courses is ...

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Fee model not tied to advice quality: report

Australians say there is little difference in the quality of advice received under a commissions and under a fee-for-service model, an ...

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