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Australia's Superannuation Industry is feeling the pressure for consolidation

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In 2022 Australia was named the most successful pensions market globally. However, reflecting on the Australian superannuation system, Wayne Byres, chair ...

Why helping engaged millennials into SMSF funds sooner is a win-win

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Enabling younger Australians to take control of their retirement savings is good for them and good for your advice practice too.

Can you be too diversified?

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Investors and advisors looking for a good example of the power of diversification need only to consider one of the better performing alternative asset ...

Retirement income - managing uncertainty in 2023

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Managing retirement income in the current environment is a mixed bag. On the one hand, higher interest rates are welcome news for retirees after more ...

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Artificial intelligence tools will transform the services sectors, providing a massive opportunity for the superannuation sector to become more efficient.

Real estate investments: Playing defence and preparing for offense in 2023

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The imperative for investors to remain "defensively nimble" in the current market environment lends even greater credence to an investment philosophy ...

Section 249E strikes again raising questions as to successor fund transfers in NSW

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On 10 November 2022, the NSW Supreme Court handed down its second decision on section 249E of the Crimes Act 1900 (NSW) (NSW Crimes Act), in Application ...

Lessons from "Madoff: The Monster of Wall Street"

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Netflix's series "Madoff: The Monster of Wall Street" was confronting summer viewing - the harrowing stories of investors losing everything.

What Australians did with their super when COVID struck

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Commonwealth Bank data shows the Australians who withdrew super spent more, but paid down their debt.

Equities: Why it's too early for investors to relax

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This year has been that rarest of things, one that has been bad for both equities and bonds, with stocks likely to post their worst calendar year since ...