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04 February, 2021 |
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Money Management Original | Will the Westpac High Court decision change intra-fund advice? | The Australian Securities and Investments Commission’s view on the status of intra-fund advice suggests there are few implications likely to flow from this week’s High Court decision against Westpac on the difference between ‘general’ and ‘personal’ advice. |
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Sponsored Content | Does a sustainable approach improve investment outcomes? | The research on ESG and sustainable returns is investing in the approach does not sacrifice returns, or cost the investor more, and may enhance both risk and return. What has been the experience at Ausbil? |
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Money Management Research | Which funds are riding the Amazon stream? | With Jeff Bezos stepping away from the chief executive role at Amazon, Money Management looks at which funds have the highest allocation to the e-commerce firm. |
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Industry News | Pinnacle's NPAT up | Pinnacle has reported a 120% growth in net profit after tax to $30.3 million for the six months ended 31 December, 2020, thanks to greater diversification across different asset classes and investment strategies. |
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Sponsored Content | Why choose a profit-for-members super fund? | Explore the benefits of a super fund that puts members first, with dedicated adviser services, lower-cost index retirement products and actively managed investment options. |
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Industry News | Credit protection bill puts consumers at risk | The passing of a bill on credit reporting could leave consumers vulnerable to unscrupulous lenders after ruling their financial hardship information must be disclosed on credit reports. |
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Industry News | Quantifii launches client service | Its software platform Eleva8 has been designed to help financial planning businesses better screen customers for cultural fit in the new regulatory world. |
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TOP Financial Planning Groups |
Money Management Research | The end of an era | Money Management’s 2020 TOP Financial Planning Groups research has confirmed the number of planners working at the biggest groups has dwindled to its lowest levels in years, underscoring the end of the banks’ dominance in wealth management, writes Oksana Patron. |
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