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15 December, 2021 |
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Latest News |
Money Management Original | How many advisers will be there in 2022? | Over 1,300 advisers are expected to drop off the Australian Securities and Investments Commission’s register between now and the start of the next year. |
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Money Management Original | AFA to lobby on LIF remuneration caps | AFA general manager of policy and professionalism, Phil Anderson, has responded to questions about whether the planning group will be doing anything to get the Life Insurance Framework scrapped. |
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Money Management Original | Why Zoom will never beat face-to-face advice | While the digitalisation of advice has improved access drastically, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic, there is a limit to how much Zoom can be relied on. |
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Sponsored Content | Investing ‘groupthink’ rampant like the plague | Longer-term assessment of active fund performance can distinguish between managers that think independently – and those that deliver short-term outperformance by investing with the ‘in-crowd’ |
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Money Management Original | How to put AFCA ‘out of business’ | The complaints authority has outlined the key points advisers should be aware of to defend themselves when it comes to client complaints. |
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Industry News | ASIC cancels wealth manager’s licence | The regulator has cancelled the Australian financial services licence of Sydney-based firm Premier Wealth Management Financial Services and banned two of its directors. |
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Industry News | CFS launches two geared index options | Colonial First State has launched its first passively managed geared investment options for advisers and investors in response to greater adviser demand for access to lower cost strategies. |
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Industry News | HNW Aussies holding more local equities | Australian equities are the most popular investment class for the wealthy and has been rising steadily since the start of the pandemic, according to research. |
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Features |
Money Management Original | A case of déjà vu | There was no let-up in compliance and regulatory changes for financial advisers in 2021, writes Laura Dew, as they rushed to meet the FASEA deadline by the end of the year. |
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