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30 November, 2020 |
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Latest News |
Money Management Original | Industry funds defend value of advertising | Amid suggestions the Government is going to crack down on industry funds advertising via changes to the sole purpose test, Industry Super Australia has declared that advertising is a cost-effective way of attracting and retaining members. |
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Money Management Original | Super industry at odds on SG increase | Challenger’s chair, Jeremy Cooper, is “ambivalent” about the superannuation guarantee increase while Cbus’ Robbie Campo says the increase will benefit those that are seeing inadequate levels of retirement income. |
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Industry News | Income tax savings not going into super | Only 6% of Australians are looking to top up their superannuation with their income tax cut money, indicating those that needed to access their super early used it as a way of surviving income loss, according to a survey. |
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Sponsored Content | A green recovery: the post-pandemic opportunity | AXA Investment Managers’ Michelle Lacey discusses the ‘green lining’ of COVID-19 and why the growth in responsible investing creates a post-pandemic opportunity for advisers and investors. |
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Industry News | ASIC cancels two AFSLs | Jels Financial Group and Selectinvest have both had their Australian financial services licences cancelled by the corporate regulator. |
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Industry News | Advisers and lawyers impacted by new claims handling licensing | The Australian Securities and Investments Commission has released a new draft document outlining how financial advisers and licensees will need to seek variations to their licensing to participate in the new insurance claims handling regime. |
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Industry News | Retail and SMSFs short-changed again from capital raisings | Large Australian Securities Exchange listed companies should structure their capital raising offers to maximise access for all investors to a proportionate offer and set aside certain allocations for retail and self-managed superannuation fund investors, a panel believes. |
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Editorial |
Money Management Original | Time for clarity and a clean house on FASEA | The widespread general criticism of the Financial Adviser Standards and Ethics Authority’s latest efforts around code of conduct guidance should be the catalyst for the Government announcing a new approach beginning in 2021. |
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