Helping clients stay the course in volatile marketsBY LAUREN JACKSON | WEDNESDAY, 3 JUN 2026 4:11PM Fidelity International's recent research shows many investors are maintaining a "long-term" perspective despite recent market turmoil.
 Budget 2012: fight or adapt?The outcry against the budget move to reduce the concession on superannuation contributions tax for people with taxable incomes above $300,000 shows how ... FOFA's all done, now back to workWell that was over quicker than I thought. Months of lead up, industry and political wrangling and warnings of impasses that would freeze the FOFA reforms ... Simplifying investment strategiesNo wonder investors are confused. Almost every week they are told in investment newsletters to hold course and wait for the recovery while at the same ... Adviser leadership needed to beat tough issuesThe new year is already well under way and we are into the second month as if Christmas and New Year was a fleeting momentary dream. New Year's focusWelcome to the final FS Advice newsletter for 2011, a year that saw the relaunch of the FS Advice brand and of the popular adviser case study series while ... Shifting groundThis month a few business deals have rocked the sector, including DKN Financial Group's executive staff jumping ship to head up a brand new advice unit ... Waiting in the wingsOnerous compliance may be huffing and puffing away at the very pillars of advice but new research shows the future of the industry couldn't be brighter. Social media advisers the new 'vogue'Financial advice and the world of social media are slowly connecting as advisers find themselves facing new opportunities and pitfalls in this space. Planning to bridge the aged care gapAustralia's ageing population is about to explode. Currently the ratio of working Australians to those retired is 5 to 1 and by 2050 it will be 2 to 1. |
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