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16 February, 2022 |
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Latest News |
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Money Management Original | Use life tables with caution | Relying on the life tables as a framework for a person’s longevity is potentially misleading and a wasted opportunity, according to the founder of the life expectancy service My Longevity. |
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Sponsored Content | The benefits of impact investing | Impact investing offers investors the chance to use their capital for good, by investing in a range of opportunities to develop social and environmental solutions through investments that also generate financial returns. |
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Money Management Original | AFIA opposes reducing compensation threshold from $20 to $5 | The Australian Finance Industry Association has opposed the Australian Securities and Investments Commission’s proposal to lower the consumer compensation threshold from $20 to $5, citing it would put unnecessary burden on operational costs. |
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Sponsored Content | Why Retirees Need A Certain Confidence | Retirees should be able to sleep easy at night knowing their sharemarket-exposed capital is protected against market falls. Their confidence shouldn’t go up or down on the whims of sharemarkets. |
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Industry News | Disconnect between return expectations for clients | Fund selectors globally are expecting to see long-term returns of 7.8%, far less than the 14.5% that clients are expecting to see, as they foresee a difficult market environment this year. |
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Features |
Money Management Original | A year to take a breath | Business processes, succession planning and system efficiency are among areas that advisers can focus on this year thanks to a lull in regulatory change, writes Oksana Patron. |
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Expert Analysis |
Money Management Original | Great rotations: The value factor | With the Federal Reserve signalling multiple interest rate rises, writes Russel Chesler, what does this mean for value investing? |
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