25 questions to ask your financial adviser25 questions to ask your financial adviser25 questions to ask your financial adviser

9 November 2017 by Jonathan Hoyle, Cuffelinks

Financial advice as a profession is finally coming of age. But where to start?

How to get the right advice for your self-managed superannuation fund, or SMSFHow to get the right advice for your self-managed superannuation fund, or SMSFHow to get the right advice for your self-managed superannuation fund, or SMSF

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A successful SMSF should be viewed as one where you have great comfort that the fund is operating well and all necessary items are attended to in a timely manner.

Stubborn beliefs about women, men and moneyStubborn beliefs about women, men and moneyStubborn beliefs about women, men and money

5 October 2017 by Rodney Lester, Professional Planner

There seems to be a general belief in society that, compared with men, women are not as good at finance, and lack the confidence of their male counterparts. There’s much conventional wisdom about how men and women approach money differentl...

The next 10 years: Disrupted in a decadeThe next 10 years: Disrupted in a decadeThe next 10 years: Disrupted in a decade

21 September 2017 by Jonathan Hoyle, Professional Planner

The next two years in Australia’s financial advice industry will probably be business as usual; the next 10 will change the landscape beyond recognition.

Factor in the robo-adviceFactor in the robo-adviceFactor in the robo-advice

21 September 2017 by James Kirby, The Australian

The financial advice sector is ripe for digital innovation, thanks to customers increasingly unhappy with standards and a business model that is no longer financially viable.

Here’s why so many advisers are looking for new licenseesHere’s why so many advisers are looking for new licenseesHere’s why so many advisers are looking for new licensees

1 September 2017 by Rudi Loggenberg, Professional Planner

It may surprise you to learn that about a quarter of all financial advisers in Australia have engaged with a new licensee in the last year. About half of these advisers were new entrants to the industry, but the other half were existing ad...

Better data key to adviser accountabilityBetter data key to adviser accountabilityBetter data key to adviser accountability

12 July 2017 by Daniel Paperny, Financial Observer

Greater collaboration between professional associations together with improved knowledge sharing capabilities was necessary for consumers to gain greater transparency in relation to the expertise and competencies of financial planning prac...

JPMorgan in Balancing Act as Worldpay Broker and SuitorJPMorgan in Balancing Act as Worldpay Broker and SuitorJPMorgan in Balancing Act as Worldpay Broker and Suitor

5 July 2017 by David Hellier & Ruth David, Bloomberg

JPMorgan Chase & Co.’s interest in acquiring Worldpay Group Plc placed the investment bank in the unusual position of being both its client’s broker and potential buyer before it decided to walk away.

CPA Advice fee cut fails to attract new membersCPA Advice fee cut fails to attract new membersCPA Advice fee cut fails to attract new members

5 July 2017 by Alice Uribe & Edmund Tadros, Australian Financial Review

CPA Australia's loss-making financial advice arm has added two members, to a total of 26, after slashing its member fees in mid-May in a bid to attract more interest in the business.

 
 
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