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SMSF scepticism - or what should you do with that property?

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SMSF scepticism - or what should you do with that property?

Wrestling the gorilla

INSYNC FUNDS MANAGEMENT
Despite incessant commentary to the contrary, the US economy is the strongest it has been in over 30 years

AFCA slams Dixon Advisory, opens door for over 4500 former clients

MACKAY CHAPMAN
The Australian Financial Complaints Authority (AFCA) has found against Dixon Advisory and Superannuation Services (Dixon Advisory) in a test case/lead ...

Leading with resilience shapes a positive future for the advice industry

FINANCIAL ADVICE ASSOCIATION AUSTRALIA
Leading with resilience shapes a positive future for the financial advice industry

The changing goals of retirement

CHALLENGER
The tide is turning on Australia's world leading retirement system. On the back of compulsory superannuation savings, Australian's have accumulated a ...

Platform switching paving a better way for clients

PADUA SOLUTIONS
Almost all financial advisers now use platforms to build and administer investment portfolios for their clients. Their use of technology, automation ...

Navigating the challenges of the claims process for the long-term benefit of your client

CURO FINANCIAL SERVICES
As financial advisers, our role extends far beyond the financial planning focused responsibility - it is the emotional guidance we offer clients that ...

What's top of mind for advisers in 2024?

BT
Bearish predictions about the Australian property market in 2023 have turned out to be wrong, with population growth and a short supply of housing pushing ...

Caddick case reinforces professional standards

AUSTRALIAN SUPER FUND AUDITS
In a class action that will most likely never go to trial, the Caddick Case reinforces the importance of professional standards within the SMSF industry.

In limbo: Robo-advice

RAINMAKER INFORMATION
The fate of Australia's robo-advisers hangs in limbo as the triple threat of spooked investors, lackadaisical client interest, and regulatory strangulation ...
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