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SPAA supports best interest ‘catch all’ removal, but general advice and conflicted remuneration remain a concern

From SMSF Association

The SMSF Professionals’ Association of Australia (SPAA) strongly supports the catch-all provisions of the best interest duty recommendations by the Senate Economics Legislation Committee. But SPAA remains concerned by its decision to

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19 Jun 2014
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Portfolio efficiency leads new product design

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The nirvana for many financial planners and investors is a seamless system of managing portfolios which takes into account the full spectrum of administration, asset allocation, best interest duty and

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09 Dec 2013
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Advisers personally liable for breaches of Best Interests Duty

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Employed advisers who are authorised representatives can be held personally liable for serious breaches of the Best Interests Duty and may face up to $200,000 in fines once Future of

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12 Jun 2013
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