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04 August, 2021 |
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Latest News |
Money Management Original | FASEA believes exam is 'fair' | While the authority argues the high pass rate shows it is an achievable exam for “competent” advisers and has been a boost for consumer confidence in the industry, data shows a different side. |
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Industry News | Industry exit no excuse to avoid regulatory costs | The ‘big end of town’ which caused the regulatory burden should be forced to pay their share of levy costs, according to The Advisers Association, even if they have left the industry. |
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Sponsored Content | Making bonds work harder in 3Q21 | As inflation kicks in, all bonds crumble? Not so. Find out more about how income opportunities can still be found in different fixed income sectors. |
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Money Management Original | ClearView decides not to repay JobKeeper | The life insurer’s board has assessed that it will “not be appropriate” to repay JobKeeper funds after its 2020 calendar year net profit declined $4.6 million from the previous year. |
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Money Management Original | No let-up for retailers yet | Markets are being overly pessimistic about the future of retail, according to Airlie, as there are opportunities still in play for retail growth after the pandemic. |
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Sponsored Content | Playing the long game in China | Increasing affluence in China is changing household spending patterns. Whilst urbanisation benefits our resources sector, the opportunity for Australian businesses is likely to be much broader in the future. |
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Features |
Money Management Original | Funding a sustainable world | Solving today’s sustainability challenges will be funded by debt, writes Chris Dastoor, meaning it is worth investors considering ESG in their fixed income allocations. |
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Money Management Original | A year of two halves | As we enter a new financial year, Laura Dew explores the year that was and which asset classes performed best over the period. |
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