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  04 May, 2022
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Light-touch regulation needed for advice profession: FSC
Advice should be treated with the respect given to doctors or lawyers as the industry has successfully improved itself to become a profession, according to Financial Services Council chief executive, Blake Briggs.
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Households have prepared for incoming rate rises: RBA
Reserve Bank of Australia governor, Philip Lowe, says people have saved $240 billion over the last two years to prepare for rate rises while commentators predict they could reach 2% by the end of the year.
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Cash rate to dent big bank earnings: VanEck
The Reserve Bank of Australia’s decision to raise the official cash rate by 25 basis points to 0.35% will put the big four banks under pressure in the month ahead, according to VanEck.
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Election underscores need for financial literacy
With most commitments being made by politicians during elections, Connect Financial Service Brokers says the Federal election is reaffirming the need for financial literacy to be taught in schools.
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Equity Trustees selected to work with Octopus
Equity Trustees has been selected to provide both custodian and trustee services to clean energy investor Octopus Australia.
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Small-cap boutique expands research team
Small-cap fund manager OC Funds Management has appointed Aaron Yeoh as senior investment analyst.
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Using property to supplement fixed income
An allocation to real estate private debt can be a useful way to supplement fixed income exposure in portfolios, writes Omar Khan.
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