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  27 July, 2020
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Industry funds warn Govt not to use Retirement Review as stalking horse
The Retirement Income Review should not be used as a stalking horse for dangerous policies such allowing low income earners to opt out of superannuation or use their balances as a first home deposit, according to Industry Super Australia.
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Nucleus Wealth introduces diversity metric
The rise of issues such as Black Lives Matter has prompted Nucleus Wealth to allow investors to remove companies from their portfolio if there was not enough gender diversity on their boards.
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Six FASEA exam sittings for 2021
The face-to-face sittings would be held over multiple days, up to twice a day, or advisers would choose to sit the exam remotely at their preferred time during the exam sitting window.
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Equip and Catholic Super finish FY in the positive
The two funds' joint trusteeship has ensured that their respective balanced options made a return for the financial year.
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What does the successful advice business of the future look like?
It has to be about more than just survival for financial planning practices as they seek to deal with reduced planner numbers and greater regulatory challenges. It’s about adopting the right business model.
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Good time for active investors: Datt Capital
Melbourne boutique manager, Datt Capital, which saw its absolute return fund deliver “stellar” results, has said the current environment is exceptionally good for active investors.
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Satisfaction of Aussie banks improves during COVID-19
Satisfaction scores from consumers have improved in May, according to data from Roy Morgan.
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Middle-class growth keeps China as an investment destination
China’s middle-class growth continues to make it a worthwhile investment destination, according to Premium China Funds Management.
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Red tape cuts will aid recovery: SMSFA
Cutting red tape for financial advice will aid the economic recovery post-COVID-19 pandemic, says the SMSFA.
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Time for the super grandstanders to sit down
As the Government seeks to pull the Australian economy out of recession it should silence those on its backbench who are undermining confidence in the superannuation regime.
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InFocus: India a post-COVID jewel
While there have been critics of India’s handling of COVID-19, Fiducian Group’s executive chair, Indy Singh maintains the fundamentals are in place to make it an attractive investment destination.
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