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22 March, 2021 |
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Latest News |
Money Management Original | Govt accused of distorting the law on superannuation | The Federal Government has been accused of extraordinary and undemocratic legislative over-reach by trying to gain control of how superannuation funds invest on behalf of their members. |
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Industry News | Hume backs growth in SMSFs | The Government may have upset APRA-regulated funds via its Your Future, Your Super legislation but it is backing the growth in self-managed funds. |
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Money Management Original | Expect more thematic ETF launches in 2021 | There could be as many as 40 launches of new exchange traded funds this year in areas where there are gaps in the market, particularly in climate change and sustainability, according to ETF Securities. |
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Industry News | Inflation fears premature | Fears about inflation are premature and overplayed and could impact investors’ portfolios, according to deVere Group. |
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Editorial |
Money Management Original | User-pays a costly and flawed model for ASIC funding | The increases in the Australian Securities and Investments Commission levy and the fact that they are occurring even before a single disciplinary body or a compensation scheme of last resort are established should tell the Government its user-pays regime is badly flawed and in need of change. |
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InFocus |
Money Management Original | InFocus: The ASIC levy - the real-life impact on advisers | Financial advice firms began receiving their levy invoices from the Australian Securities and Investments Commission last week and financial advisers want the Government to know why they are angry at how much it has increased. |
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Money Management Research | Which funds were upgraded to 5 Crowns? | There has been a 47% decline in the number of funds receiving a 5 Crown rating, falling to 136, while no fund was upgraded from 1 Crown to 5 Crowns. |
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