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  22 June, 2022
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How to be ‘standard six’ aware
Financial advisers must consider long-term interests and future circumstances when determining the scope of the advice that is going to be offered and should therefore be ‘standard six aware’, according to TAL.
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Consumers at risk as licensees opt for cheaper PI
In a bid to achieve a cheaper professional indemnity insurance, some licensees are opting for policies with high deductibles which may leave them unable to compensate consumers in the event of a complaint.
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One-fifth of super funds to fail Choice performance test
Analysis from SuperRatings predicts that approximately 20% of superannuation options will fail this year’s performance test due in August.
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Increase commission for life insurance to reduce underinsurance
Commission should continue to be offered on insurance advice, according to The Advisers Association, and current commission rates are too low which was causing advisers to opt out of offering it.
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What managed account firms do differently that drives success
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Inflation to peak at 7%
Interest rates are “still very low”, according to RBA governor Philip Lowe, despite two rises but inflation is expected to peak at 7% before declining next year.
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Bumpy times for small caps but demand still strong
American Century Investments is predicting growth in the diversity of the small-cap universe toward the end of this year as stockpickers shift to identifying companies whose fundamentals may benefit from supply disruption.
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Money Management Original
Trustees set to work maximising retirement incomes
New legislation that aims to improve the living standards of millions of Australians in retirement falls squarely onto the shoulders of wealth advisers and trustees, writes Nina Hendy.
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