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Financial advice review: Financial advice review should start again, not cling to flawed ideas - Vimarsana News

Financial advice review: Financial advice review should start again, not cling to flawed ideas

Review chairman Michelle Levy is right to go big-picture and suggest winding back regulation that doesn’t benefit consumers.

Source: afr.com
Four funds fail performance test again - Professional Planner - Vimarsana News

Four funds fail performance test again - Professional Planner

The prudential regulator has released the results of its second performance test with four funds having to close to new members after repeated failures.

Stapling to be part of YFYS review - Professional Planner - Vimarsana News

Stapling to be part of YFYS review - Professional Planner

Although the initial announcement implied stapling would not be part of the Your Future Your Super review, financial services minister Stephen Jones confirmed today the measure will be included. He reiterated that stapling won’t be removed but instead refined to reduce any “unintended consequences”.

ASX factor investing: Australia's sharemarket has a size problem - Vimarsana News

ASX factor investing: Australia's sharemarket has a size problem

Factor strategies work in global markets, but in Australia the universe of companies is too small, too concentrated and there is a lack of variability over time.

Source: afr.com
Best super funds over 20 years: Former Macquarie CIO Craig Sanger picks the top performers - Vimarsana News

Best super funds over 20 years: Former Macquarie CIO Craig Sanger picks the top performers

Craig Swanger has singled out 15 as the most consistent out-performers in the past two decades – and the most likely to thrive in recessions and rallies.

Source: afr.com