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  20 April, 2020
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Early access super - members urged to check insurance implications
The risk for people seeking early access to their superannuation is that they will drive their balances so low that they lose their insurance access. For more.
 
Advisers focused on clients and survival
New research has confirmed that while financial advisers are busy helping their clients, they also have a strong focus on ensuring their own business survival in the current COVID-19 environment. For more.
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Growth in ESG investing, an opportunity for advisers
With interest in ethical investing growing fast, advisers who are educated on the options available for ethical investing will be in a strong position to cater to this growing market of investors. For more.
 
Cashflow biggest concern for CEOs as confidence declines
COVID-19 has taken a hit to the confidence levels of chief executives of mid-sized organisations as cashflow is top of mind, according to a survey. For more.
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Mayfair receives interim restraining order for false advertising
The Federal Court has made interim orders restraining Mayfair Wealth Partners and Online Investments from promoting debenture products and from using specific words and phrases in their advertising. For more.
 
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Lessons for investors from unconventional monetary policy
As the uncertainty in the global economy persists, large scale strategies such as zero and negative interest rates are being considered by central banks and likely to become mainstream. It’s important for investors to understand the effects. For more.
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Three sub-sectors which outperformed index
The relative performance of three sub-universes of targeted volatility, socially responsible investing and long short, outperformed the index in Q1, according to Mercer. For more.
 
SuperFriend ramps up mental health training
The workplace mental wellbeing organisation has updated its online courses to help workers during COVID-19. For more.
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Editorial
 
ASIC’s ‘relief measures’ should be most definitely temporary
The Government and ASIC were right to act on making the provision of advice to confused and worried superannuation fund members and advice clients easier, but some important lines have been crossed in terms of licensing which will need to be put right when the crisis has passed. For more.
InFocus
 
InFocus: This time it’s different
Significant market corrections are, thankfully, rare but Ausbil Investment Management executive chair, chief investment officer and head of equities, Paul Xiradis, says this correction is distinctly different. For more.
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