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Hit to retirement savings expected in 2021-22

As share markets fall, superannuation research houses are predicting a negative financial year for both balanced and growth superannuation funds.

Nicki Bourlioufas | 20th Jun 2022 | More
Banking sector remains strong, but crypto, housing challenge grows: APRA

The chair of the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA), Wayne Byres, spoke at the recent AFR Banking Summit on the current state of the Australian financial system, addressing the various geopolitical thematics, economic headwinds and ongoing tensions at play. He also touched on housing, climate action and digitisation. The Australian banking system has undergone reforms…

Ishan Dan | 9th Jun 2022 | More
  • ASIC updates guidance for ‘warnings and reprimands’

    ASIC has just released an information sheet allowing it to issue warnings and reprimands to financial advisers that do the wrong thing. If you’re a financial adviser, you’ll definitely want to take note of the key messages from the document.  

    Ishan Dan | 9th Jun 2022 | More
    Regulator flags drop in Supervisory Levy

    After five years of compounding compliance and regulatory requirements combined with higher costs in every part of their business there are a number of potentially positive catalysts on the horizon.

    Staff Writer | 6th Jun 2022 | More
  • AFCA confirms a new user pays model to cover costs

    Following on from last week’s article titled, ‘Ombudsman seeks to simplify complaint treatment,’ The Australian Financial Complaints Authority (AFCA) today confirmed it will put into place a ‘user-pays’ funding model that is fair, transparent and equitable.

    Ishan Dan | 2nd Jun 2022 | More
    Innovative approaches open real assets to the masses

    The United Nations has described the managers of global real estate assets as ‘one of the most important decision-making groups on Earth’.

    Staff Writer | 23rd May 2022 | More
    Financial Services Council flags priorities for Advice Review

    There is growing pressure on the long-awaited Quality of Advice review to deliver real change to an industry that has been saddled with layer after layer of regulation, compliance and paperwork.

    Drew Meredith | 19th May 2022 | More
    Mixed views on Federal Government property proposals

    The Liberal Party joined the ALP in focusing on housing affordability during their formal campaign launch this week.

    Drew Meredith | 16th May 2022 | More
    Ombudsman seeks to simplify complaint treatment

    The Australian Financial Complaints Authority, the external dispute resolution group of which all financial advisers must be members, this week announced significant changes to their assessment process of new complaints.

    Staff Writer | 16th May 2022 | More
  • Stability, simplification, abolition of Safe Harbour, FDS proposed

    “We are at a critical crossroad, with an aging population, and the “Great Australian Wealth Transfer” at our doorstep” explained Lifespan Financial Planning CEO Eugene Ardino in an open letter to Scott Morrison and Anthony Albanese on the eve of the Federal Election.

    Drew Meredith | 5th May 2022 | More
    Funding model, wholesale test lead FPA’s election platform

    The Financial Planning Association (FPA) has outlined its policy platform, or target areas for the next Federal Government.

    Staff Writer | 2nd May 2022 | More
    Financial Planning Association backs finfluencer crackdown

    ASIC’s recent crackdown on “finfluencers” spruiking online financial advice through social media channels without proper licensin, has been welcomed by the Financial Planning Association of Australia (FPA). ASIC says “unlicensed finfluencers could face five years’ jail time or fines of more than $1 million if they talk about stocks, investment funds or financial products.” The…

    Ishan Dan | 14th Apr 2022 | More
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