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29 November 2010 • By Vishal Teckchandani • 1 min read

Reforms not thwarting practice takeovers

Incoming financial planning reforms aren't stopping practices from buying out their rivals.Fee-for-service financial planning practices that are ...

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Investigating the gold bubble

Questions are being asked about whether gold is too risky to invest in now or is the greater risk not having any exposure to the precious metal? ...

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MP endorses action against Storm

The regulator's latest action in the Storm Financial collapse has been well received.ASIC's decision to pursue the owners of Storm Financial and a ...

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Great Southern battle reignites

The class action battle between 2000 former Great Southern investors and Bendigo and Adelaide Bank is set to reignite next month when representatives ...

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Advisers operating at low level: ASIC

ASIC has suggested Australia's financial advisory problems are due to poor performance from advisers.ASIC has claimed issues within Australia's ...

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AFA establishes education committee

The AFA has formed an education committee to be chaired by vice president Adam Smith.The Association of Financial Advisers (AFA) has established a ...

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Former Westpoint adviser jailed

A former director of Power Financial Planning who advised on Westpoint products has been sentenced to 12 months imprisonment.Former director of ...

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ASIC to sue over Storm

ASIC will be taking legal action against multiple parties in the wake of the Storm Financial collapse.ASIC has announced it will be bringing about ...

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Treasury stands firm on opt-in

Treasury says there will be no further debate regarding opt-in, with the government seeking to shift discussion to methods of implementation

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Market in multi-year bull run

Investors should turn their attention to growth stocks as the next leg of the bull market resumes, according to Fidelity's Anthony Bolton

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