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02 December 2013 |
Staff reporter
Insurance premiums are rising, gobbling up the increases in super contributions. And lobbyists for the financial advice industry are gearing up their efforts to have legislative changes watered down. It is a time for SMSF investors to be wary.
01 December 2013 |
The Publisher
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01 December 2013 |
The Publisher
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01 December 2013 |
The Publisher
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01 December 2013 |
The Publisher
The massive shift of investors out of managed superannuation to self managed super funds in recent times has been motivated by the fact that a lot of people want to put their interests first. In recent years, many fund members have been unhappy with the performance of their super funds and believed they could have done better. SMSF Investors also want to have control. They understand that the right strategy, implemented well ahead of retirement can serve them better than leaving it until the day they retire. Statistics tell us that many people are living beyond 80 years of age so getting your retirement finances right is going to make a big difference to the way you can live once you've stopped working. There are many parties with vested interests who will tell you that SMSF is too hard, too time consuming, too costly for lay investors to manage. Our aim is to educate people so that they can achieve better outcomes because they have have improved their knowledge and unde
29 November 2013 |
Broker reports editor
Investment markets are global, so the attitude of global investors has profound implications for local investors. A broker report gives a positive outlook.
28 November 2013 |
There is a debate about how much disclosure financial advisers. The Institute of Chartered Accountants has weighed into the debate saying some suggestions do not address the serious systemic issues.
27 November 2013 |
PSI
Farmers can get great advantages from SMSFs if they go about it the right way. But there are traps and pitfalls says one financial adviser.
27 November 2013 |
Broker reports editor
Super funds have reduced their ownership of shares since 2007, and since 2011. That is partly because of the rise of SMSF investors, who are less likely to diversify. How should they be assessing whether the share market is a good option?
26 November 2013 |
Broker reports editor
Government finances may be coming under pressure, but Australia's exports picture is looking rosy, which will provide some impetus to economic growth. But it is all based on China, elsewhere the export picture is weak.
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