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06 August, 2021 |
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Sponsored Content | What’s next for markets? | Watch the replay of the BlackRock Mid-year Global Outlook. Watch now and earn CPD. |
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Money Management Original | Advisers should study beyond FASEA requirements | Increased advice demand and a predicted post-COVID upswing are reasons advisers should aim to attain the highest education qualifications possible, according to Kaplan. |
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Money Management Original | Companies seek outlets for excess cash | There is an estimated $100 billion in cash sitting on company balance sheets following the pandemic with the expectation for increased buybacks and acquisitions, say commentators. |
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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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Industry News | YFYS to place downward pressure on fees | The move to include administration fees into the government’s Your Future, Your Super performance test will enhance member returns, according to an association. |
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Industry News | YFYS reforms complete | The registration of regulations to support the Your Future, Your Super reforms has been completed, while Portfolio Holdings Disclosure regulations will be finalised in the coming weeks. |
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Industry News | Westpac leads fees-for-no-service compensation | A review from the corporate regulator of the six largest financial services institutions shows they have collectively paid or offered $1.86 billion in compensation for fees-for-no-service or non-compliant advice. |
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Outsider |
Money Management Original | Not wimping out of an opportunity | Outsider was amused when he caught wind that ex-Centrepoint Alliance CEO Angus Benbow had surfaced at a place one might call ‘worlds apart’ from his previous firm. |
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Money Management Original | Media no match for quality advice | Outsider was shocked to hear during a Parliamentary committee that consuming financial news was not recommended as a substitute for obtaining professional financial advice. |
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