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22 October, 2020 |
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Industry News | Why super funds should embrace franking credits | The Australian Labor Party might have wanted to get rid of franking credits at the last Federal Election but it is now being suggested that they should be embedded by superannuation funds as part of their strategy approaches for retiree members. |
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Money Management Original | Remove best interest in simple advice: Rice Warner | Providing simple financial advice should not need best interest duty as the amount of risk a consumer would take is low and unlikely to be against their interests, according to Rice Warner. |
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Sponsored Content | Bridging the platform gap | The digitalisation of advice is creating a breadth of technology partners & solutions for advisers to improve business & client engagement processes. But is it a case of less is more? |
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Money Management Original | How would you cut advice costs? | Financial advisers know best how to reduce advice costs. Please complete this survey to tell us how. |
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Sponsored Content | Don't hate plastic, change plastic | Plastics are fantastically useful - if they're not dumped in the ocean when no longer needed. We need to dump single-use instead. Read more. |
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Money Management Original | AFCA entering uncharted territory on super complaints | Up to 20 complaints left unfinished by the final closure of the Superannuation Complaints Tribunal will need to be handled by the Australian Financial Complaints Authority and the super fund members will need to be kept informed. |
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Industry News | FSI fund receives ratings boost | The First Sentier Investors CFS Equity Income Fund Class A has received the Morningstar Analyst Rating of silver. |
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Industry News | Melbourne FASEA exam remote only | The November financial adviser exam will not have physical locations offered in Melbourne due to COVID-19 restrictions, but regional advisers can sit a physical exam in Geelong. |
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Industry News | Societe Generale fined $30k | It has been sentenced to pay a total of $30,000 after pleading guilty to four separate counts of breaching client obligations. |
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