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Are human active investors becoming obsolete?

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Like most sectors, funds management and investing is an industry which is undoubtedly being impacted by technology. These computers are cheaper and don't ...

Eyes on Aussie agriculture - a look at current trends in investment

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Australian agribusiness is continuing its traction with local and overseas-based investors. The ongoing work of our Food and Agribusiness Advisory team ...

The fine print on getting a tax deduction for life insurance in super

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Anyone who is eligible to make contributions to superannuation now has the opportunity to claim a tax deduction for that contribution, regardless of their ...

Four shockwaves shaking up the superannuation sector

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The super system is big. Much bigger than you realise. It's so big that most numbers describing super are incomprehensible:

Fee RG bargy

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As the superannuation and managed investment sectors get ready to implement the new RG97 fee regime, we should take a moment to marvel at what we are ...

Does transition to retirement still work?

CENTREPOINT ALLIANCE
Many readers will be familiar with a popular superannuation strategy referred to as 'transition to retirement'. However, with the superannuation reforms ...

LRBAs can use one bare trustee for multiple bare trusts

DBA LAWYERS
A common question we get asked when a client's self managed superannuation fund ('SMSF') is undertaking a limited recourse borrowing arrangements ('LRBA') ...

MySuper keeps delivering

RAINMAKER INFORMATION
June 2017 was an exciting month for MySuper. It hit not one but two major milestones.

The politics of superannuation

ASKIT CONSULTING PTY LTD
There is a lot being written about innovation and disruption in superannuation with the emergence of new superannuation funds focused on millennials and ...